privilege.
1. d. exemption from an obligation or exclusive or special advantage enjoyed someone for granting of a superior or certain circumstances itself.
2. m. document that includes the granting of a privilege.
1. m. The who is given or granted by a pact or agreement with the privileged.
privilege of introduction.1. m. right of exclusive enjoyment during the fixed term of an industrial process or a manufacture that is implanted in a country.
1. m. right to exploit exclusively, for a specified period, a production or industrial process until then not known or not used.
1. m. The fact that enjoyed by the people of the clerical and religious, state that who insult
is or it pegase some of them incurred immediately by in canonical penalties.1. m. Which the Church had to be tried by its courts.
1. m. Who favors the privileged and does not harm anyone, such as eating meat or lacticinios in lent.
1. m. Is given or granted without attention to the merits (d)
the privileged, but only by grace, charity or bias of the superior.1. m. Which is granted to a specific place, out of whose limits shall not extend.
1. m. Which is detrimental to third party.
1. m. The is awarded to a person and does not pass to the successor.
1. m. Which is attached to the possession of a thing or an Office.
1. m. That accorded in award for meritorious action.
1. m. Which is issued with the road sign.
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