passar (arrendamento escrito)
English translation: sublet / sublease
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| 3 | grant (a written lease) |
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3 hrs confidence: 
grant (a written lease) Explanation: In UK law, one could use the word "grant". An alternative could be "enter into". |
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13 hrs confidence:
sublet / sublease Explanation: "Passar" here means assigning the lease to a third party, IMO. https://br.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=200808211215... https://www.tacerto.com/guia/casa/tudo-para-casa/contrato-de... |
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