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4 | that is issued |
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3 | corresponding/befitting |
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corresponding/befitting Explanation: . |
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that is issued Explanation: or: handed down given pronounced From Varo/Hughes, Diccionario de Terminos Juridicos recaer (derecho procesal) be given, issued, pronounced or handed down; applied especially to judgments or decisions Applicable to your context since your passage refers to a court's decision or determination. Varo/Hughes, Diccionario de Terminos Juridicos |
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