to sell by private treaty

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• private treaty — UK / US noun [uncountable] business an agreement to sell property that is made directly between the person selling the property and the person buying it You can sell the land by auction, by offers, or by private treaty …   English dictionary

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• treaty — / tri:ti/ noun 1. an agreement between countries ● The two countries signed a commercial treaty. 2. an agreement between individual persons ♦ to sell a house by private treaty to sell a home to another person not by auction …   Marketing dictionary in english

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