Примеры использования Civil obligations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Civil Obligations Act OG 35/05.
Any work orservice which forms part of normal civil obligations.
The Civil Obligations Act(OG 35/05) contains the following provisions on legal capacity and capacity to act.
Iv Any work orservice which forms part of normal civil obligations.
Legal persons to acquire civil rights and civil obligations take over their bodies(Article 29 CC USSR).
A right extended to the respondent and the plaintiff, solely with regard to civil obligations;
Any work or service that forms part of normal civil obligations so far as it is imposed also on citizens of the State concerned.
On the other hand, immunity should not permit a natural orlegal person to ignore civil obligations.
Only the civil obligations associated with marriage as such are regulated by law, namely in article 74 of the Aruban Civil Code.
In addition, it is also not certain that the ECtHR would consider the sanctions as civil obligations.
The qualification of sanctions as either criminal charges, civil obligations, or as measures of another character is important for two reasons in particular.
There is now no restriction on establishing a subsidiary even if the founder has not fulfilled civil obligations in time.
Whether targeted sanctions can alternatively be qualified as civil obligations is difficult to answer given the casuistic case law of the ECtHR on this point.
The goal is to alleviate the impact of kidnapping on the families affected,particularly with regard to civil obligations.
Thus, the implementation of such procedures shall not impose civil obligations of the corresponding volume onto the Customer for compulsory conclusion of a contract with the Winning Bidder or any other party to such procedures.
Declaring to be a member of a national minority is a voluntary act;it does not exempt the person from general civil obligations.
A second reason why the characterization is relevant is that characterizing sanctions as either criminal charges or as civil obligations would have direct consequences for the requirements of any possible review mechanism.
And they assume civil responsibility when they have violated the civil rights of others or their own civil obligations.
A citizen's capacity to acquire and exercise civil rights andundertake and meet civil obligations through his or her acts(dispositive capacity) arises in full measure at the age of majority, namely 18.
The rights of poor people related to water generally lie outside the scope of ordinary law andconstitute an exception to the normal rules of civil obligations and commercial contracts.
With regard to work forming part of normal civil obligations, particular mention should be made of article 257 of the Constitution, which makes it obligatory for persons working in the service of the State to cooperate with the judicial administration in the performance of its mandate.
The Committee noted, moreover, that article 8, paragraph 3(c)(iv), of the Covenant exempted from the term"forced or compulsory labour" such work orservice forming part of normal civil obligations.
Accordingly, the Committee recommends that the State party review its laws, especially those governing the status of women, women's rights andobligations in marriage, and civil obligations, make appropriate amendments to them and take appropriate action to ensure full legal and de facto equality for women in all aspects of society.
Thus, in article 303 of the Salvadorian Civil Code it is defined as"the quality of an individual in regard to his capacity to exercise certain rights orcontract certain civil obligations.
Such specific limitations are: prison, military,emergency or civil obligations are not forced labour for purposes of the article 8, freedom from slavery; the death penalty does not violate article 6, providing for the right to life, and article 22, freedom of association, rights of the armed forces and police may be restricted.
The Civil Code of Ukraine defines active capacity as the capacity of a citizen by his acts to acquire civil rights and to create for himself civil obligations civil capacity to act.
The right to legal personality and capacity involves the recognition of autonomy;the ability to exercise rights and civil obligations; the need to grant the necessary authorizations to act on their behalf; and to distinguish between decision-making capacity and competence in health, and that only a court order may limit their legal capacity.
Article 2.5 of CIC Book II states that on attaining full age, i.e. when a natural person is eighteen years of age, he, by his acts,shall have full exercise of all his civil rights and shall assume civil obligations.
The mortgages Act of 15 April 2005 lays down the foundations for the granting and official registration of mortgages,loan reimbursement rules and other civil obligations connected with a mortgage, and the related rights and obligations of the parties.
Under the provisions of article 28 of the Code, the dispositive legal capacity of individuals under civil law is their ability, through their own actions, to acquire and exercise civil rights andto assume and discharge civil obligations.