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Concessi

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CONCESSI, conveyancing. This is a Latin word, signifying, I have granted. It was frequently used when deeds and other conveyances were written in Latin.. It is a word of general extent, and is said to amount to a grant, feoffment, lease, release, and the like. 2 Saund. 96; Co. Lift. 301, 302; Dane's Ab. Index, h.t.; 5 Whart. R. 278.
     2. It has been held that this word in a feoffment or fine implies no - warranty. Co. Lit. 384 @Noke's Case, 4 Rep. 80; Vaughan's Argument in Hayes v. Bickoxsteth, Vaughan, 126; Butler's Note, Co. Lit. 3 84. But see 1 Freem. 339, 414.



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Un anno dopo, nel 1999, alcuni capannoni dell'immenso Arsenale vennero concessi alla quarantottesima Biennale d'Arte di Venezia come spazio espositivo.
Thus, they may be more willing to incur short-term disadvantages since they anticipate future opportunities to recoup their concessi ons (Heide and Miner, 1992; Parkhe, 1993).
 
 
 
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