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21 distrain upon someone/someone's goods for non-payment of rent
distrain upon someone/someone's goods for non-payment of rentEnglish-Dutch dictionary > distrain upon someone/someone's goods for non-payment of rent
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22 down payment
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23 effect payment
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24 ex gratia payment
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25 headage payment
headage payment -
26 in payment for services rendered
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27 in payment of
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28 issue an order for the payment of
issue an order for the payment ofopdracht/order geven tot uitbetaling vanEnglish-Dutch dictionary > issue an order for the payment of
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29 methods of payment
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30 order for payment
order for paymentassignatie, betalingsopdracht -
31 prompt payment
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32 quarterly payment
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33 time payment
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34 token payment
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35 we will send it on receipt of your payment
we will send it on receipt of your paymentEnglish-Dutch dictionary > we will send it on receipt of your payment
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36 acquisition without payment
Aanwinst zonder betaling -
37 advance payment
voorschot, vooruitbetaling -
38 balloon payment bullet loan
Ballon lening (een lening voor eigen gebruik waarvan de hoofdsom afbetaald wordt in een vaste reeks van lage betalingen en daarna een aantal hoge betalingen) -
39 bills for payment
bankbiljetten ter betaling -
40 compulsory payment
verplichte betaling (rekeningen)
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