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Furthermore, insufficient precision could inadvertently give rise to the risk of review actions.
One problem identified is that many scientists working in the'dual-use' areas simply do not consider the possibility that their work could inadvertently assist in a biological weapons program.
Such a situation could inadvertently result in facilitating the manipulation of the applicable priority rule by the parties.
Another view was that secured financing law could, for example,avoid rules that could inadvertently result in justifying compulsory licences or even piracy.
In addition, their exclusion could inadvertently result in excluding significant commercial transactions on the mere ground that the assignor had a netting arrangement with the debtor.
The suggestion to refer to“document of assignment” was objected to on the ground that it could inadvertently give the impression that a document-filing system was involved.
Thus, the proposed new article could inadvertently result in subverting the Model Law and national law relating to signatures and inappropriately affecting rights of third parties.
One of the major shortcomings of this technology was that if the television set was exposed to direct sunlight, it could inadvertently trigger one of the remote control functions.
In addition, it was observed that such an approach could inadvertently result in the debtor having to take action in order to determine where to make payment in order to discharge its obligation.
These rules would not apply either if the applicable law is the law of a State with multiple units andmultiple jurisdictions in which application of such a renvoi could inadvertently result in uncertainty as to the applicable law.
It was stated that,in its current formulation, the provision could inadvertently result in the debtor having to determine whether an intermediate assignment was invalid.
The concern was also expressed that requiring the inclusion of reference to the maximum amount for which the security right could be enforced in the notice could inadvertently limit the amount of credit available.
Further novel compounds used in research could inadvertently fall under such controls and generic definitions could mistakenly place controls on medicines and active ingredients of medicines.
The concern surrounding this post-Brexit system comes as the Migration Observatory think tank warned that thousands of EU nationals entitled to live in the UK could inadvertently become illegal residents after Brexit because they will struggle to complete the necessary paperwork.
In addition, it was pointed out that such an approach could inadvertently result in assignees structuring transactions in an artificial way in order to subject them to the law of a convenient jurisdiction"forum shopping.
It was also observed that locking in a particular procedure for the selection of the registrar and the supervising authority or establishing a high threshold as to that procedure would be inappropriate,since such an approach could inadvertently result in delaying the initiation of the registration process.
It was pointed out that a rule along the lines of paragraph(3) could inadvertently result in the assignee being unable to correct mistakes made in the first notification or to change its payment instructions.
While a place-of-incorporation approach had been found to be acceptable in the context of draft articles 23 and 24, it was stated that such an approach would not be appropriate for the purpose of the scope provisions, since the place of incorporation could be a fictitious place andreferring to it in that context could inadvertently result in the application of the draft Convention to purely domestic transactions.
Both suggestions were objected to on the grounds that the approach suggested could inadvertently result in fragmentation of the law applicable and thus in increased uncertainty.
Such an approach could inadvertently result in allowing the assignor and the debtor to evade possible statutory limitations, which involved matters of mandatory law or public policy, by choosing a convenient law to govern the receivable.
In that connection, it was observed that, while a place-of-incorporation approach could be followed in order toprotect the rights of third parties, it would not be workable with regard to the debtor, since it could inadvertently result in exposing the corporate debtor/branch to the law of a fictitious jurisdiction, thus compromising debtor-protection, one of the main objectives of the draft Convention.
It was observed that use of the words“de facto” could inadvertently raise interpretation questions as to whether there was another“de jure” central administration i.e. one artificially designated in the constitutive or other documents of a legal entity.
To date, no dedicated discussion has been undertaken in this regard,and this deficit could inadvertently lead to weaknesses and gaps in the ability of the programme of action to respond to the very issues it is intended to address.
In addition, it was observed that such an approach could inadvertently result in an increase in the cost of credit, since, if notification did not specify the assignee or the person authorized to issue payment instructions on behalf of the assignee, assignees would always have to send a request for payment.
Moreover, it was pointed out that allowing anti-assignment clauses in public procurement contracts to invalidate assignments as against a sovereign debtor could inadvertently raise the cost of credit to small- and medium-size suppliers of goods and services, which would make it even harder for them to compete for public procurement contracts with large suppliers who normally had alternative sources of credit.
Otherwise, the mere existence of a mortgage could inadvertently result in excluding from the scope of the draft Convention significant receivables financing practices that are currently regulated appropriately by national assignment of receivables law.
Belligerence by anyone would only worsen a delicate situation and could inadvertently lead to a conflagration, with immense additional suffering for a humanity already overburdened with the ravages of war.
Another concern was that a rule along those lines could inadvertently result in bringing within the scope of the draft Convention domestic assignments of domestic receivables i.e. assignments in which the assignor, the assignee and the debtor had their places of business in the same State.
Moreover, it was pointed out that permitting anti-assignment clauses to invalidate the assignment of receivables as against a sovereign debtor could inadvertently result in raising the cost of credit for small- and medium-size suppliers of goods and services, which would make it even harder for them to compete with large suppliers for public procurement contracts, since large suppliers would normally have alternative sources of credit.
Another concern was that a reference to payment instructions could inadvertently result in uncertainty as to whether the debtor could be discharged by paying the assignee in case of a notification containing incomplete instructions.