Примеры использования To electronic transferable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This Law applies to electronic transferable records.
However, the view was also heard that such issues were not limited to electronic transferable documents.
The MLETR applies to electronic transferable records that are functionally equivalent to transferable documents or instruments.
Similar comments were expressed on the question of when amendments could be made to electronic transferable records.
The Model Law applies to electronic transferable records that are the functional equivalent of transferable documents or instruments.
The Model Law does not affect the medium-neutral substantive law applicable to electronic transferable records.
Nothing in this Law affects the application to electronic transferable records of rules of private international law governing a transferable document or instrument.
Article 8 sets forth a functional equivalence rule for the notion of“writing” with respect to electronic transferable records only.
It was illustrated that existing legislative examples relating to electronic transferable records often referred to the notions of"singularity" or"uniqueness" and of"control.
Article 9 sets forth a functional equivalence rule for the notion of“signature” with respect to electronic transferable records only.
The note also provided information relating to electronic transferable records and an update on recent developments in the field of electronic commerce, with particular regard to identity management and electronic commerce conducted with mobile devices, including payments.
At the outset,the Working Group was briefed about the results of consultations undertaken in States with respect to electronic transferable records.
Other issues with respect to electronic transferable records.
It was replied that all options available for paper-based transferable documents should also be applicable to electronic transferable records.
Legal issues with respect to electronic transferable records.
During its deliberations, the Commission had taken note of the progress made by Working Group IV,which had commenced work on issues related to electronic transferable records.
During the preparation of the Model Law,UNCITRAL agreed that certain issues related to electronic transferable records did not require a dedicated provision, since those issues were matters of substantive law.
It was suggested that cross-border recognition was an implicit goal in all issues related to electronic transferable documents.
Consultations by some States with their stakeholders had not revealed any situation that caused problems with respect to electronic transferable records and it was suggested that in the absence of legal obstacles to the use of electronic transferable records, the Working Group should consider other work such as providing rules for identity management.
In that context, the desirability of identifying and focusing on specific types of orspecific issues related to electronic transferable records was mentioned.
During that discussion,the view was expressed that the draft articles in Section B were an application of the general rules on electronic transactions to electronic transferable records and that the scope of those draft articles should be limited to electronic transferable records and should not extend to electronic records more generally.
It was said that certain aspects of the proposed Regulation could shed light on the issues that the Working Group was seeking to address with respect to electronic transferable records.
The reference to the signature requirement being fulfilled“by” an electronic transferable record is meant to clarify that article 9 applies to electronic transferable records only and not to other electronic records that are not transferable but are somehow related to an electronic transferable record.
In the area of electronic commerce,the Commission had decided to entrust a reconvened Working Group IV with work on issues related to electronic transferable records.
The definition of“electronic transferable record” reflects the functional equivalent approach and refers to electronic transferable records that are equivalent to transferable documents or instruments.
Significant past achievements in developing generic rules based on a functional approach were noted and therefore,it was suggested that a similar approach be taken with regard to electronic transferable records.
It was reminded that the extension of the mandate of the Working Group to other topics discussed in document A/CN.9/728 andAdd.1 as discrete subjects(as opposed to their incidental relation to electronic transferable records) would need to be further considered at a future Commission's session A/66/17, para. 239.
Some delegations raised concern that any work in the field of electronic commerce might not be needed given the absence of any identifiable problems with respect to electronic transferable records.
The Commission also agreed that the extension of the mandate of Working Group IV to other topics discussed in document A/CN.9/728 andAdd.1 as discrete subjects(as opposed to their incidental relation to electronic transferable records) would be further considered at a future session.
A useful discussion had been held at the Working Group's only meeting on the topic to date, with many questions being raised about the domestic practices andlegal systems applicable to electronic transferable records.