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1) угода, контракт; акт (договір, угода) за печаткою; позов з порушення угоди за печаткою; стаття угоди (договору); умова угоди (договору); зобов'язання ( за угодою за печаткою)2) укладати договір (угоду) ( переважно за печаткою); зобов'язуватися за угодою (договором)•- covenant for further assuranceCovenant of the League of Nations — стаття Версальської угоди про заснування Ліги Націй; Статут Ліги Націй
- covenant for quiet enjoyment
- covenant for title
- covenant in law
- covenant in restraint of trade
- covenant not to compete
- covenant not to sue
- covenant of marriage
- covenant of non-claim
- covenant of right to convey
- covenant of seisin
- covenant of warranty
- covenant running with land
- covenant to convey
- covenant to renew
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