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LICENCES FOR TRADE OR BUSINESS. 22.1 If requested in writing by the Githabul Corporation, DEC shall consider granting a licence to the Githabul Corporation or a person nominated by the Githabul Corporation to carry on a trade, business or occupation within the DEC Land.
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