Concessions

/kənˈsɛʃənz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Agreements by which a party yields certain rights or property interests, often in regulatory or commercial contexts.
    The government granted concessions to the mining company to extract minerals.
  2. (n.) Rights or privileges granted by a government or authority to a private entity, such as operating a service or selling goods.
    The city issued concessions to operate food stands in the park.

Commentary

Concessions frequently appear in contexts involving property rights, leases, or regulatory permissions; clarity about scope and duration is important in drafting.

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