dep.
English translation: filed
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| 4 | published |
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| 4 | filed |
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| 3 | registered |
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2 hrs confidence: 
published Explanation: It seams to me that “dep.” stands for “depositato”, which coincide with the date the Decree was published on the Official Gazette. |
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filed Explanation: It would have been filed with the authorities probably the court. Of course it may be published, but first it must be filed. |
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registered Explanation: "dep." stands indeed for "depositato", but it indicates the date when the composition with creditors has been registered hth |
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