Примеры использования Retention-of-title на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Definition of a retention-of-title right.
The retention-of-title mechanism is very common.
There are several variations on retention-of-title transactions.
In a retention-of-title sale, it may be the seller.
Third-party effectiveness of a retention-of-title right in a tangible asset.
Retention-of-title arrangements are sometimes called conditional sales.
States also permit variations in the scope of retention-of-title agreements.
Effectiveness of a retention-of-title right and a financial lease right.
As currently worded, it favoured financial institutions to the detriment of retention-of-title sellers.
The definition of a retention-of-title right, as amended, was adopted.
Existence of a security right in proceeds of a tangible asset subject to a retention-of-title right or financial lease right.
Law applicable to a retention-of-title right or a financial lease right.
In the context of the non-unitary approach to acquisition financing,it does not include a retention-of-title or financial lease right.
Retention-of-title or financial lease right in insolvency proceedings.
Third-party effectiveness of a retention-of-title or financial lease right in consumer goods.
A retention-of-title seller in that situation would instead obtain a security right that would be effective against third parties in the receivables concerned.
That subcategory was covered both by the definition of a retention-of-title right and by revised recommendation 184.
Under any of these retention-of-title regimes, the seller that retains title has full ownership rights.
It was therefore somewhat imbalanced to suggest that retention-of-title sellers would enjoy new rights.
Under all of these retention-of-title regimes, the seller that retains title retains ownership of the assets sold and delivered to the buyer.
It extends the international registry contemplated by the Convention beyond security rights to retention-of-title and to financial leasing arrangements.
Third-party effectiveness of a retention-of-title or financial lease right in an attachment to immovable property.
However, in the non-unitary system the law should also provide for a regime of acquisition financing based on retention-of-title arrangements and financial leases.
A lender may acquire the benefit of a retention-of-title right and a financial lease right through an assignment or subrogation.
The question arises, however, as to whether the private international law rules of a State relating to security rights should also apply to other transactions that are functionally similar to security, even ifthey are not covered by the substantive secured transactions regime of that State e.g. retention-of-title sales, financial leases and other similar transactions.
In a number of States,a similar result to a retention-of-title sale is achieved through devices called"hire-purchase transactions.
Extension of a retention-of-title or financial lessor's right in proceeds of tangible property other than inventory or consumer goods.
The second and third policy questions relating to proceeds of assets sold under retention-of-title or subject to a financial lease are discussed in the next two subsections.
Again, some States permit retention-of-title sellers to stipulate not only proceeds clauses, but also products clauses and all-sums clauses in order to enhance their rights.
The goal of achieving functionally equivalent outcomes is a powerful argument that States should characterize the ownership rights of retention-of-title sellers and financial lessors as equivalent to acquisition security rights for conflict of laws purposes see recommendation 199.