locateur d'ouvrage
English translation: contractor
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| 4 | leaser (of the work, title, etc.) |
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leaser (of the work, title, etc.) Explanation: "Locateur" is "leaser" in commerce ("landlord" in law). "Ouvrage" can be a lot of things. It is usually used in publishing (work, title, book). |
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contractor Explanation: For a brief discussion of contrats de louage d'ouvrage see the reference. Reference: http://www.etat.lu/ECO/concur/foire/eco/textheme/frametx7.ht... |
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