Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
gebruiksrecht
English translation:
right of use
Dutch term
Neth. Antilles
Quality, reliability, common sense.
Native in: English 
, Papiamento 
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gebruiksrecht
This is part of a clause on copyright transfers in a contract that is otherwise standard contractese about partner agreements. Could not find an English glossary or dictionary off hand.
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Annabel Rautenbach
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