Примеры использования Interim measures and preliminary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Interim measures and preliminary orders.
Draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders.
Interim measures and preliminary orders continued.
Provisions applicable to interim measures and preliminary orders continued.
The Chairman invited the Committee to resume its consideration of article 17 septies of the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders.
Draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders continued.
Concern was expressed that the references in subparagraph(b) to paragraphs(2),(3),(5),(6) and(6 bis)could be interpreted as creating a single regime for both interim measures and preliminary orders.
Section 3-- Provisions applicable to interim measures and preliminary orders.
Chapter IV A on interim measures and preliminary orders was adopted by the Commission in 2006.
Annexes Revised legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders.
The text of chapter IV bis on interim measures and preliminary orders, as adopted by the Working Group at its forty-fourth session, reads as follows.
Remarks on the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders.
The new legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders adopted as a new chapter IV A of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration were introduced to participants.
The new provisions are contained in a new chapter of the Model Law on interim measures and preliminary orders chapter IV A.
The terms"interim measures" and"preliminary orders" are similar in meaning to"preservative measures" known in China's legal system, which include preservative measures  towards property and  preservative measures  with regard to evidence.
There is no legal basis for courts in China to recognize and  enforce interim measures and preliminary orders from foreign arbitral tribunals.
With a view to clarifying the distinction between interim measures and preliminary orders, and  to further restricting the functions served by a preliminary  order, support was expressed in favour of the following alternative wording for subparagraph a.
If he heard no objection,he would take it that the Commission wished to adopt article 17 sexies of the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders contained in document A/CN.9/605.
The Working Group resumed discussions on the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders on the basis of the text prepared by the Secretariat to reflect the discussions of the Working Group, as set out in A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.141.
The Chairman said that, if he heard no objection,he would take it that the Commission wished to adopt article 17 quinquies of the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders contained in document A/CN.9/605.
At its forty-fourth session, the Working Group agreed that the legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders be placed in a new chapter, numbered chapter IV bis of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration"the Arbitration Model Law.
From a structural standpoint,it might make more sense to keep the provision under a chapter heading referring to interim measures and preliminary orders, even though it might logically appear to belong in article 9.
The Working Group agreed that the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders should be located in a new chapter of the Arbitration Model Lawand  agreed that the articles could be grouped into sections as suggested in A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.141.
The Chairman invited the Commission to reopen discussion of article 17 septies,paragraphs 1 and  2, of the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders, set out in document A/CN.9/605 concerning settlement of commercial disputes.
For paragraph( 1)( b), Article 17 bis-- Conditionsfor granting interim measures  in Annex I, Revised legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders, it is suggested that subparagraph( b)" There is a reasonable possibility that the requesting party will succeed on the merits of the claim,…" be deleted in its entirety, as it is no easy task to make an accurate prejudgement on the likelihood of success of the claim at the time of application for interim  measures.
The Chairman invited the Commission to resume discussion of article 17 quater, paragraph(4), of the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders contained in the note by the Secretariat on the settlement of commercial disputes:interim measures  A/CN.9/605.
The Commission recalled that the draft legislative provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders were the result of extensive discussion in the Working Group.
In addition, the Secretariat was requested to provide more detailed information on interim measures and preliminary orders to enacting States in a guide to enactment and  use of the revised provisions.
At that session, the Working Group requested the Secretariat to consider the issue of the form in which the current and the revised provisions on interim measures and preliminary orders could be presented, with possible variants to be considered by the Working Group at a future session A/CN.9/589, paras. 104-106.
In determining the final structure of draft article 17 and  the placement of paragraph(7),it was suggested that the Working Group keep in mind that the terms"interim measures" and"preliminary orders" represented different legal concepts,and,  therefore, it would be advisable to place the provisions dealing with those concepts in separate articles.