Примеры использования Subsequent assignment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fifth and subsequent assignment.
Such assessments did little to assist in future decisions about a consultant's suitability for a subsequent assignment.
Ddd"Subsequent assignment" means an assignment by the initial or any other assignee.
The view was expressed that notification of a subsequent assignment should constitute notification of any preceding assignment. .
Any subsequent assignment, provided that the initial assignment is governed by this Convention.
It was agreed, however, that the matter involvedthe protection of the debtor in case any assignment, and not only a subsequent assignment, was invalid.
Notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of all prior assignments. .
Further action within the coordination framework had to await the Palestinian elections in January 1996 and the subsequent assignment of portfolios.
Notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of any prior assignment. .
Only at our University students of this speciality are trained at the military department with a subsequent assignment of military ranks“Sergeant” and after an internship in the army“Lieutenant.”.
Notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of[any][the immediately] preceding assignment. .
Issues arising in the case of insolvency of the assignee are beyond the scope of the draft Convention and are not addressed,unless the assignee makes a subsequent assignment and becomes an assignor.
His subsequent assignment at the United Nations, however, was regarded by the Navy as a dead end and was expected to be his last.
In addition, nothing in paragraph 3(or in articles 5(d) or 15)precludes the assignor in a prior assignment from notifying the debtor about a subsequent assignment to which that assignor is not a party.
In addition, under article 18, paragraph 3, notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of any prior assignment even if such assignment is not identified in the notification.
It was recalled that subparagraph(b) was intended to reflect the principle of continuatio juris,i.e. that the regime governing the initial assignment should govern any subsequent assignment.
Notification of a subsequent assignment constitutes notification of any prior assignment, to the extent that the notification contains reasonable identification of any assignor of such prior assignment. .
Under article 1, the draft Convention applies to assignments of receivables for a definition of the terms"assignment","subsequent assignment","receivable","assignor","assignee" and"debtor", see article 2.
Another observation was that, in orderto more accurately reflect the idea that a subsequent assignment falling within the scope of the draft Convention should be covered, even if the initial assignment was not covered, reference should be made to Chapter I as a whole.
In response to a question, it was observed that the receivable was determined under the original contract between the assignor and the debtor anddid not change as a result of any assignment or subsequent assignment.
In the case of an assignment by the initial or any other assignee("subsequent assignment"), the person who makes that assignment is the assignor and the person to whom that assignment is made is the assignee.
In order to address that concern,the proposal was made that at the end of paragraph 3 wording along the following lines should be added:"even if the notification of the subsequent assignment is given by the assignor under the prior assignment. .
Another concern was that in the case of a combination of duplicate assignments with subsequent assignments, it would be even more difficult for the debtor to determine whether to pay in accordance with the first notification received before payment(draft article 19, paragraph 2) orin accordance with the notification of the last subsequent assignment draft article 19, paragraph 4.
Yet another concern was that, in its current formulation,paragraph 3 failed to make it sufficiently clear that the assignor of a prior assignment could give notification with respect to a subsequent assignment to which that assignor was not a party.
It was widely felt, however, that it was desirable to cover subsequent assignments that might fall within the scope ofthe draft Convention even if the initial assignment fell outside its scope e.g. a subsequent assignment in a securitization transaction may be covered even if the initial assignment was a domestic assignment of domestic receivables.
It was noted that according to that provision,once the initial assignment of a receivable was covered, any subsequent assignment of that receivable would also be covered the principle of perpetuatio juris.
The Board also noted that the database maintained for consultants at the Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific did not include information on the consultant's performance in previous assignments, which would be useful in evaluating the consultant for a new or subsequent assignment.
It was stated that that situation was normal practice in international factoring transactions, in which the exporter(assignor) would give,with the invoice, direct notification to the importer(debtor) of the subsequent assignment from the factor in the exporter's country(first assignee) to the factor in the importer's country second assignee.
It was also agreed that the commentary should reflect the understanding that neither the definition of notification in draft article 5(d) nor draft article 15, dealing with notification in the relationship between the assignor and the assignee, nordraft article 18 precluded the assignor in a prior assignment from giving effective notification to the debtor about a subsequent assignment.
It was agreed that, in order to better reflect the principle“once international, always international”, subparagraph(b)should be revised to provide that the draft Convention should apply to any subsequent assignment, provided that it applied to the initial or any other assignment prior to the last subsequent assignment. .