POD means a grouping of two or more housing units, usually found in large facilities, which will aid in the control of prisoners.

Examples of POD in a sentence

Accounts payable to more than one POD beneficiary are owned jointly by such beneficiaries with rights of survivorship.
Damaged or Missing Items Claim: ● If the product arrives in clearly damaged condition, do not sign the POD, notate the damage on the POD, take pictures of the damage and POD, sign the POD to accept the delivery.
To cancel this service agreement, I can call Constellation at 0-000-000-0000, send an email or text message to xxxx@Xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, or send a letter through U.S. mail to Constellation NewEnergy, Inc., c/o Customer Care, P.O. Box 4911, Houston, TX 77210 and provide to Constellation my full name and, as applicable, my POD ID or Service Account Number as set forth on my invoices.
Upon delivery of the Products, Buyer shall sign a Proof of Delivery (“POD”), it being understood that signing a POD only signifies that a shipment was received by Buyer or its agents and not that the Products have been accepted.
Title to the Products shall pass to the Buyer on the earlier of payment by Buyer to Seller of the Products or Xxxxx’s signing of the POD.

More Definitions of POD

POD means pay on death.

POD means proof of delivery of a consignment as referred to in (d) above

POD or “Point of Delivery” means the point at which electric energy is transferred from the AIES to a Customer’s facilities.

POD means a Power Session 12 month Subscription license that can be used for an unlimited number of Sessions for the number of hours purchased as specified on the Order. Total elapsed time of each Session is counted towards the hours purchased. Any unused hours are forfeited at the expiration of the 12 month Subscription license term.