diligence

Possessives

• defense: In order to create a balance of fairness, a specific ' due diligence ' defense is commonly included in strict liability laws.

Converse of object

• exercise: The operator of such a system must exercise all due diligence to avoid those workers being unfit.
• execute: See also: bailiff - county court Sheriff's officer An officer of the sheriff court who serves legal documents and executes diligence.
• conduct: Glazer's adviser, the investment bank NM Rothschild, has been conducting due diligence on Man Utd over the past month.
• undertake: We also undertake due diligence in the event that you or your company wish to purchase a company.
• perform: Exercise caution and perform due diligence on your vendors.
• demonstrate: The Panel as always wishes to demonstrate due diligence to its stakeholders.

Adjective modifier

• due: Due diligence is done, the interim figures are complete, the board's position is set.
• unwearied: He was a man of unwearied diligence and laboriousness about his Master's business.
• enhanced: The OECD Survey says that ERG is introducing enhanced due diligence for sensitive transactions.
• proper: Inferior tangibility is of slight force with this class, for with proper diligence they can read the combined type with ease.
• financial: David is based at NEL's Stockton office and is responsible for carrying out in-house financial due diligence.
• extensive: This initial extensive due diligence is now satisfactorily completed.

Modifies a noun

• defense: Failure to notify will be an offense, subject to a due diligence defense.
• exercise: Companies making an acquisition normally require a due diligence exercise to be undertaken.
• assignment: Both have wide ranging experience in carrying out audits and due diligence assignments.
• investigation: Negotiations have reached the point of Koch employees conducting due diligence investigations at DTI sites.
• process: However, the book is not a complete analysis of the due diligence process.
• check: It all suggests that the publications of these reports didn't include a manual due diligence check of the results.

Preposition: in

• respect: Attachment is the appropriate diligence in respect of moveable articles owned by the debtor, which are not kept within a dwelling house.