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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
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does the price include...
1. Does "does the price include the late prince's lawsuit, as well?" mean:
a. if I buy it for this price, should I also deal with the court file opened by the dead prince against it?
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b. Is not the dead prince's sue of you the reason that you want to sell it now?
2. Does "well, you will have to get it from someone else" mean
a. I can not buy it, you have to find another customer
or
b. but it is not yours and you can not sell it.
a. if I buy it for this price, should I also deal with the court file opened by the dead prince against it?
or
b. Is not the dead prince's sue of you the reason that you want to sell it now?
2. Does "well, you will have to get it from someone else" mean
a. I can not buy it, you have to find another customer
or
b. but it is not yours and you can not sell it.
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1. To fully understand this remark, more background is needed about what the lawsuit involves and the relationship of the late prince to these two people. 2.
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- To fully understand this remark, more background is needed about what the lawsuit involves and the relationship of the late prince to these two people.
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- It means "You will have to get the money you need from someone else" -- presumably by selling the automaton to someone else.
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1. To fully understand this remark, more background is needed about what the lawsuit involves and the relationship of the late prince to these two people.
2. It means "You will have to get the money you need from someone else" -- presumably by selling the automaton to someone else.
2. It means "You will have to get the money you need from someone else" -- presumably by selling the automaton to someone else.
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