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capitale sociale € xxx.xxx i.v. composto da n. xxx.xxx azioni v.n.

English translation: Fully paid-up / nominal value

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Italian term or phrase:capitale sociale € xxx.xxx i.v. composto da n. xxx.xxx azioni v.n.
English translation:Fully paid-up / nominal value

15:04 Jul 3, 2014
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Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Finance (general) / azioni v.n.
Italian term or phrase: capitale sociale € xxx.xxx i.v. composto da n. xxx.xxx azioni v.n.
This is a legal financial contract, and this sentences appears in the preamble, where the companies are described. I know "i.v.", but can't find "v.n." anywhere.

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Margaret M Mahoney
United States
Local time: 20:01
Fully paid-up / nominal value
Explanation:
i.v interamente versato (fully paid-up) share capital
v.n. valore nominale (nominal value)
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Emiliano Pantoja
Spain
Local time: 03:01
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Fully paid-up / nominal value


Explanation:
i.v interamente versato (fully paid-up) share capital
v.n. valore nominale (nominal value)


Emiliano Pantoja
Spain
Local time: 03:01
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