Примеры использования Performance of an obligation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Property right in a movable asset to secure payment or performance of an obligation.
The non-performance or inadequate performance of an obligation may carry a contractual penalty of a specified sum irrespective of the degree of damage sustained.
Assignment" means the creation of a security right in a receivable that secures the payment or other performance of an obligation.
While an outright transfer of a receivable does not secure the performance of an obligation, for convenience of reference, the term also includes an agreement for the outright transfer of a receivable;
It may be difficult to determine when a war ora particular military activity can be considered as preventing performance of an obligation.
While an assignment that is an outright transfer does not secure the payment or other performance of an obligation, for convenience of reference, the term also includes an outright transfer of a receivable;
The law should apply to outright transfers of receivables despite the fact that such transfers do not secure the payment or other performance of an obligation.
The treatment in insolvency of security rights andother rights that function so as to secure the performance of an obligation is a key concern of a buyer's, lessee's or borrower's creditors.
Under this approach,the term encompasses any type of property right in a movable asset that functions in substance to secure the performance of an obligation.
Results: the author believes that rules should be established by legislation according to which specific performance of an obligation is first of all expressed in committing acts which constitute its subject.
By way of contrast, the Guide does make irrelevant any distinctions in form orterminology between transactions that secure payment or other performance of an obligation.
Delays the performance of an obligation(e.g. has an outstanding loan payment, interest payment, penalty interest, commission fee, or any other debt) to the Bank or a legal person belonging to the same group with the Bank;
Applies to all contractually created rights in movable assets that secure the payment or other performance of an obligation("functional approach"); and.
If the performance of an obligation under the Contract is prevented due to occurrence of force majeure, the deadline for performing the obligation shall be deemed extended by the time period when the force majeure occurs or exerts influence.
The ICJ has recognized that the practice of one individual State may have special cogency when it is related to the performance of an obligation incumbent on that State.
While an outright transfer of a receivable does not secure payment or other performance of an obligation, for convenience of reference, the term"security right" also includes the right of the assignee in an outright transfer of a receivable.
The draft guide discusses the rights and obligations of debtors other than the debtor granting a security right in an asset to secure the payment or other performance of an obligation.
In the first case, the performance of an obligation by State A to State B would produce responsibility in the relationship between State A and State C, but State A's conduct would in no respect be justified or excused by the coexistence of the obligations. .
It was also important to make a clear distinction between the injured State andStates which had only a legal interest in the performance of an obligation and to explain the reasons for that distinction.
Since a security right is aimed at ensuring the performance of an obligation, once that performance has occurred, the grantor should be able to recover either possession of the encumbered assets or unimpeded access to them, or both.
That notion was difficult to square with the idea of secondary rules, orthe distinction between an excuse in respect of the performance of an obligation and the continued existence of the obligation. .
All property rights created contractually to secure the payment or other performance of an obligation, including transfers of title to tangible assets for security purposes or assignments of receivables for security purposes, the various forms of retention-of-title sales and financial leases.
Except with respect to acquisition financing,the functional approach should be implemented in a way that classifies all rights securing the performance of an obligation as security rights and subjects them to a common set of rules.
If the agreement does oris intended to secure the performance of an obligation and intellectual property law permits a secured creditor to become an owner, licensor or licensee, the term"secured creditor" may denote an owner, licensor or licensee to the extent permitted under law relating to intellectual property.
That is, they recognize both security devices and traditional devices such as mortgages andsales with a right of redemption where lenders deploy a transfer of ownership of a borrower's property to secure performance of an obligation.
While an assignor in an outright transfer of a receivable does not assign the receivable in order to secure the performance of an obligation, for convenience of reference, the term"grantor" also includes an assignor in an outright transfer of a receivable;
That is, they recognize both security devices and devices such as fiduciary transfers of title and mortgages andsales with a right of redemption where a transfer of ownership of a borrower's assets is made to secure performance of an obligation.
In a way that classifies as acquisition security rights all rights in movable assets that secure the payment or other performance of an obligation, and that makes them subject to a common set of rules("the unitary approach to acquisition financing" or"the unitary approach"); or.
This is change of country of residence or employment, profession, area of activity, sports field and hobby;- that may cause the policyholder to qualify as a US client,see more in clause 36;- that may affect the performance of an obligation arising from the insurance contract.
In particular, she believed that countermeasures should not be limited to non-performance of a reciprocal obligation, andthat States should be entitled to suspend the performance of an obligation unrelated to the obligation breached, provided that the principles of reversibility and proportionality were met.