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English translation: the notary confirming he/she has seen the original document
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peer agreement (net): +2| seen the notary confirming he/she has seen the original document Explanation: It is quite a standard clause meaning that the original document was presented to the official (hence "seen" by him/her) who attested / legalised the signatures. Probably it was "seen" by a notary, consul, or other official. |
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