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1) акт перенесення прав; документ про передачу; передача (влади, права, повноважень тощо); відчуження; уступлення майна, цесія; переведення (на іншу роботу, посаду, місце роботи, з одного місця ув'язнення в інше); переказ ( грошей)2) переводити (на іншу роботу, з одного місця ув'язнення в інше); перераховувати, переказувати ( гроші); передавати (владу, права, повноваження тощо); переуступати ( право); уступати•- transfer a title
- transfer book
- transfer deed
- transfer detention
- transfer duty
- transfer form
- transfer from court to court
- transfer jurisdiction
- transfer of authority
- transfer of boundaries
- transfer of business
- transfer of cause
- transfer of claim
- transfer of collateral
- transfer of company
- transfer of control
- transfer of currency
- transfer of firm
- transfer of funds
- transfer of goods
- transfer of guardianship
- transfer of mortgage
- transfer of ownership
- transfer of payments
- transfer of property
- transfer of property by gift
- transfer of real property
- transfer of rights
- transfer of risk
- transfer of technology
- transfer of territory
- transfer possession
- transfer property
- transfer ownership
- transfer payment
- transfer real property
- transfer risk
- transfer stamp
- transfer tax
- transfer ticket
- transfer to another court
- transfer to another job
- transfer to another post
- transfer to jurisdiction
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