English term
France
Lawyers do it better
Native in: French 
Works in: English to French, Spanish to French, Italian to French
Outline Terms
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Contexte : Dans le cadre d'un Plan stratégique :
"The Principal has already approved the Business Plan relating to the Project development submitted by the Manager prior to the execution of the Agreement including:
(i) a recommended general strategy for the letting of the Property and disinvestment including outline terms,
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