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Autodescription — legal instrument (Q3150005)
description: formally executed written document
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The German term 'Urkunde' covers a much broader field of documents than the English 'indenture'. It should refer to any kind of document created with methods to approve its legal value, e.g. charters, 'Instrument' (which seems to come most close to the German 'Urkunde'). --GVogeler (talk) 16:17, 15 July 2014 (UTC)