fonds de commerce recu en location gérance
English translation: business operated under lease
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1business operated under lease Explanation: The 'fonds de commerce' is neither "business funds" nor "capital" but rather the business itself and the asset value it represents. The lessor leases the business and manages the *business*, not the lease (which is why "lease management" strikes me as a poor translation of 'location gérance'). |
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