Endschaftsregelung
English translation: final settlement
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|  Selected response from: Mats Wiman Sweden Local time: 04:29 | |||
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| na +1 | finality clause |
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| na | final settlement |
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final settlement Explanation: transfer of the construction, free of or subject to charge WGD (Wild Guess Department) |
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25 mins peer agreement (net): +1
finality clause Explanation: the German ending "-schaft" translates without fail into "-ty" in English, hence this should be reflected in the word, therefore I propose finality and since it is a "Regelung" (as part of a contract), I'd go for clause. |
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