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1. mieten, vermieten;2. gründen;3. erteilen, verbriefen (Privileg)1. Charta f, Verfassungsurkunde f;2. Chartervertrag m;3. GESELLSCHAFTSR Satzung f, Statut n; Konzession f, Gründungsurkunde f -
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