Look up: Parties

1. parties
   The client system meant that Rome was never really a democracy. People voted at elections in accordance to their family loyalties. Political ideology did not play a major role, although in the later stages of the Republic - from the days of the brothers Gracchus onwards - there were 2 political parties, the populares (party of the people) and the o…
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2. parties
   the undertakings which are party to an agreement within the meaning of Article 1:'the supplier' being the undertaking which supplies the contract goods, and 'the dealer', the undertaking entrusted by the supplier with the distribution and servicing of contract goods Category: Commerce - movement of goods
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3. Parties
   • (pl. ) of Party
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