partial dependency

partial dependency
The status of a person who depends upon another for part of his support and maintenance. The status of a person who has some means but not sufficient for his support. Utah Fuel Co. v Industrial Com. 80 Utah 301, 86 ALR 858, 15 P2d 297.

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