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81 terms of reference
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82 terms of reference
mandat (TT) -
83 adopt, by, reference, to
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84 board, of, reference
( education)commission f des recours -
85 criminal, reference, check
vérification f de casier judiciaire, vérification f des antécédents criminelsEnglish-French legislative terms > criminal, reference, check
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86 default, judgment, for, foreclosure, with, a, reference
jugement m de forclusion par défaut accompagné d'un renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > default, judgment, for, foreclosure, with, a, reference
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87 default, judgment, for, foreclosure, without, a, reference
jugement m de forclusion par défaut sans renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > default, judgment, for, foreclosure, without, a, reference
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88 direct, a, reference, to
ordonner un renvoi -
89 incorporate, by, reference, to
incorporer par renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > incorporate, by, reference, to
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90 incorporation, by, reference
incorporation f par renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > incorporation, by, reference
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91 mortgage, reference
renvoi m en matière hypothécaire -
92 motion, for, confirmation, of, report, on, reference
motion f en confirmation du rapport sur le renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > motion, for, confirmation, of, report, on, reference
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93 notice, of, a, reference
avis m d'un renvoi -
94 notice, of, hearing, for, directions, on, reference
avis m d'audience sur les directives du renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > notice, of, hearing, for, directions, on, reference
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95 notice, of, reference
avis m de renvoi -
96 notice, of, reference, to, original, defendants
avis m de renvoi aux défendeurs originauxEnglish-French legislative terms > notice, of, reference, to, original, defendants
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97 notice, of, reference, to, subsequent, encumbrancer, named, as, original, party
avis m de renvoi au titulaire postérieur d'une sûreté désigné comme partie originaleEnglish-French legislative terms > notice, of, reference, to, subsequent, encumbrancer, named, as, original, party
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98 notice, to, party, added, on, reference
avis m à la personne jointe comme partie au renvoiEnglish-French legislative terms > notice, to, party, added, on, reference
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99 order, of, reference
ordonnance f de renvoi -
100 report, on, reference
(administration of estates)rapport m sur le renvoi
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