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Anonymous  +  310869 Fri, 05 Jan 07 06:07 PM

In what meaning is "accrued" used here:?

However, the trial judege failed to take account of the fact that the father had acrrued rights to buy under the Housing Act 1980 for nine years.

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Elida
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Feebs11  +  310923 Fri, 05 Jan 07 09:04 PM
Over the nine years prior to the case, the father had accumulated the rights to buy.
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