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te dien einde te hunnen behoeve uitoefent

English translation: the business which it operates, directly indirectly, for their benefit


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Dutch term or phrase:dat zij te dien einde te hunnen behoeve uitoefent of doet uitoefenen
English translation:the business which it operates, directly indirectly, for their benefit
Entered by: xxxjarry
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18:55 Jun 8, 2005
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Law/Patents - Law (general) / contract
Dutch term or phrase: te dien einde te hunnen behoeve uitoefent
a) het voorzien in behoeften ten behoeve van haar leden, krachtens overeenkomsten met haar leden gesloten in het bedrijf dat zij te dien einde te hunnen behoeve uitoefent of doet uitoefenen.
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the business which it operates, directly indirectly for their benefit
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xxxjarry
South Africa
Local time: 12:47
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4 +4the business which it operates, directly indirectly for their benefitxxxjarry


  

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the business which it operates, directly indirectly for their benefit


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xxxjarry
South Africa
Local time: 12:47
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Your answer was quite helpful for me. Thanks for cooperation!

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agree  Tina Vonhof: I think there is a comma missing: the business which it operates, directly or indirectly, for their benefit (where 'directly or indirectly' refers to operates). Otherwise it refers to benefit.
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  -> Thanks. Agree with the missing comma after all.
agree  Sevan: with Tina
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agree  Laurens Landkroon
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