Примеры использования Secured transactions guide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNCITRAL Secured Transactions Guide 2007.
The following paragraphs summarize the exceptions recognized by the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide does not recommend this approach.
In the absence of authorization, the registration is not effective see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 71.
The Secured Transactions Guide does not deal with this issue explicitly and fully.
It was also observed that, in any case, the draft Model Law should supplement, andnot replace, the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide adopts a functional approach to the concept of a security right.
For a thorough understanding, however, the Registry Guide should be read together with the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide does not, however, recommend that this additional information be used as search criteria.
However, it recognizes a number of qualifications to this general rule see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 229-233.
The Secured Transactions Guide takes into account, however, the need to preserve the rights of consumers and other persons that may require special protection.
Although the new draft contained less than half of the Secured Transactions Guide recommendations, it covered all the main categories of assets.
The Registry Guide uses neutral generic legal terminology that is consistent with the terminology used in the Secured Transactions Guide.
One concern was that article 42 was inconsistent with the Secured Transactions Guide(rec. 56) and the Registry Guide paras. 150-153.
Grantor and secured creditor were used in recommendations 23 to 27 in the sense in which the terms were defined in the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide discusses butmakes no recommendation on this matter see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. III, para. 44.
Where appropriate, the Registry Guide explains the policy rationale for a particular approach recommended in the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide discusses butmakes no recommendation with respect to this approach see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 34-36.
With respect to subsections E.10 and E.11, it was agreed that it should be shortened andaligned more closely with the relevant discussion in the Secured Transactions Guide.
According to the Secured Transactions Guide(recs. 14, subpara.(d), and 63), the description of encumbered assets is sufficient if it reasonably allows their identification.
As already mentioned,a general security rights registry is an integral component of the secured transactions regime recommended by the Secured Transactions Guide.
On the one hand, the Secured Transactions Guide takes into account the social policies enacting States may wish to pursue through the use of preferential claims.
This means that a competing claimant would not need to establish that it was actually seriously misled by the error see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, para. 84.
He asked whether the commentary should refer to the definition in the Secured Transactions Guide or to"the person identified in the notice as the secured creditor.
As a next step,the Commission had asked Working Group VI to prepare a model law on secured transactions based on the recommendations of the Secured Transactions Guide.
Under the Secured Transactions Guide, the address of the grantor is part of the required content of the notice see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 57, subpara. a.
The reference to the description of encumbered assets"in a manner that reasonably allows their identification" in subparagraph(a)reflected the standard applied in the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide recommends that the legal regime(with the exception of the rules governing enforcement upon default) should also apply to outright assignments of receivables.
However, experience had shown that States needed more specific guidance on security rights registries;the new Registry Guide therefore supplemented the Secured Transactions Guide.
Under the Secured Transactions Guide, a security right becomes effective between the parties as soon as the requirements for creation outlined above(see paras. 15-19) are satisfied.