Dominant purpose definition
Dominant purpose means a purpose that is a substantial motivating factor in the harassment, eviction, or other adverse actions challenged as retaliatory. A substantial factor motivating the adverse action is a factor that a reasonable person would consider to have contributed to the action. It must be more than a remote or trivial factor. It does not have to be the only cause of the adverse action.
Dominant purpose means an Establishment’s reasons for being founded or operated, as determined by an analysis of the source and quantity of income dollars or the allocation of floor space to par- ticular purposes.
Dominant purpose means the purpose, which outweighs all other purposes combined.
More Definitions of Dominant purpose
Dominant purpose means that the primary reason the document was prepared was for (or the core purpose of the document is) litigation, with any other purposes being subordinate to that.