VINCOLABILITA'
English translation: enforceability
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| 3 +2 | enforceability; binding force |
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| 3 | Liability, contract obligations, commitments, terms |
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| 2 | Obligations |
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Obligations Explanation: usually the legal/commercial translation for "vincolare" is "to bind" One person is bound by contract, however, if this term is a heading of a contract "obligations", that is what you are bound to carry out by contract, is the most appropriate term, in my opinion. I hope this helps.........good luck! |
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Liability, contract obligations, commitments, terms Explanation: ideas |
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peer agreement (net): +2enforceability; binding force Explanation: 'Bindability': contract is binding on and enforceable against the parties to the contract - and maybe others. |
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