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101 payment in kind
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102 payment of duty
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103 payment on account
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104 payment by money transfer
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105 payment by banker's draft
• Zahlung mittels BankscheckEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment by banker's draft
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106 payment countermanded by drawer
• Auszahlung gestopptEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment countermanded by drawer
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107 payment in advance
• Zahlung im vorausEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment in advance
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108 payment is to be made by
• Zahlung zu leisten mittelsEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment is to be made by
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109 payment on invoice
• Zahlung bei Erhalt der RechnungEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment on invoice
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110 payment on receipt of invoice
• Zahlung bei Erhalt der RechnungEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment on receipt of invoice
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111 payment will be made by
• Zahlung wird erfolgen mittelsEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment will be made by
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112 payment within 30 days from date of invoice
• innerhalb von 30 Tagen nach RechnungEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > payment within 30 days from date of invoice
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113 payment as you feel inclined
Zahlung nach Belieben -
114 payment by cheque
Zahlung mittels Scheck -
115 payment by installments
Ratenzahlung -
116 payment for honour
Ehrenzahlung -
117 payment in advance
Vorauszahlung -
118 payment in cash
Zahlung in bar -
119 payment in excess
Überzahlung -
120 payment in kind
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