due diligence
Japanese translation: 精査
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| na | (i) 精査seisa or (ii) 相当な注意sou-tou na chui |
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(i) 精査seisa or (ii) 相当な注意sou-tou na chui Explanation: (i) In finaicial terms, it usually should be 'seisa', which means an in-depth study on the finances of a company one is trying to purchase. (ii) In legal terms, it means 'sou-tou na chui'. Hope this helps. |
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