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1 executory covenant
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виконавчий; пов'язаний із виконанням судового рішення; із виконанням в майбутньому- executory bequest
- executory condition
- executory consideration
- executory contract
- executory covenant
- executory debt
- executory devise
- executory force
- executory interest
- executory jurisdiction
- executory limitation
- executory process
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