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What is a trust? for nm-us history and geography

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Murrr4er [49]3 years ago
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El fideicomiso es, por tanto, un contrato por el cual una persona destina ciertos bienes a un fin lícito determinado, encomendando la realización de ese fin a una institución fiduciaria en todas las empresas.

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