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regjistrim tregtar

a document that compulsorily registers individuals and legal entities (companies) engaging in commercial activities

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collected, coll., follows the number of an act, eg. Act No 111 Coll.

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a legislative measure altered formally by adding, deleting, or rephrasing

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