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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
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Please edit it, making it sound professional:
applicable only in the condition that one or both sides are organizations overseas or individuals.
Another question:
(The following headline is for an agreement, which refers to that a man trusts an agency to buy a building property. The question is whether the headline is proper)
Authorization Agreement on Property building property.
applicable only in the condition that one or both sides are organizations overseas or individuals.
Another question:
(The following headline is for an agreement, which refers to that a man trusts an agency to buy a building property. The question is whether the headline is proper)
Authorization Agreement on Property building property.
Top answer
Hi Jobb, 1. 'Only applicable where either or both sides are overseas organisations/individuals' 2. I think I'd title it: 'Agreement for Authorisation', and let the document itself contain the details of what the agreement is for.
- Hi Jobb, 1.
- 'Only applicable where either or both sides are overseas organisations/individuals' 2.
- I think I'd title it: 'Agreement for Authorisation', and let the document itself contain the details of what the agreement is for.
- All the best, Spellcheck
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Hi Jobb,
1. 'Only applicable where either or both sides are overseas organisations/individuals'
2. I think I'd title it: 'Agreement for Authorisation', and let the document itself contain the details of what the agreement is for.
All the best,
Spellcheck
1. 'Only applicable where either or both sides are overseas organisations/individuals'
2. I think I'd title it: 'Agreement for Authorisation', and let the document itself contain the details of what the agreement is for.
All the best,
Spellcheck
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