Примеры использования To tangible property на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No adjustments necessary to tangible property claim.
The provisions of the draft guide with respect to acquisition financing apply only to tangible property.
Not only do we insure you against losses to tangible property, we also provide insurance against personal liability exposures.
The draft guide discusses acquisition financing with respect to tangible property.
The Panel's recommendations with respect to tangible property, stock, cash and vehicle losses are set out in annexes II and III below.
In that case,the judge had reached the conclusion that under the Act it was necessary to establish that there had been damage to tangible property.
It is generally accepted that a negotiable document of title is also assimilated to tangible property and may be the subject of a possessory pledge.
The reference to tangible property other than negotiable instruments or negotiable documents referred to the goods only and had no bearing on the issue of whether a negotiable document existed.
KOTC failed to provide adequate supporting documentation for its claim for Head Office loss or damage to tangible property. Fleet oOperations- KWD 171,771.
The Panel's recommendations with respect to tangible property, stock, cash and vehicle losses are summarized in annex II below.
Mr. Riffard(France) said that he had construed the word"creditor" in the second part of the retention-of-title definition to mean a seller with a title to tangible property.
Mr. Pendón Meléndez(Spain)said he took it that recommendation 203 applied only to tangible property in transit for which no negotiable instrument or negotiable document had been issued.
The Chairperson said that paragraphs 114 to 118 of the commentary to chapter XII might require further elaboration since they failed to explain adequately the reasoning behind the different treatment accorded to tangible property and inventory.
As in the case of real property claims, most claimants establish the fact andnature of damage to tangible property by providing copies of witness statements, statements from their audited accounts and photographs.
In the context of efforts to create comprehensive regimes for non-possessory security rights in tangible property(see sect. A.2(a) above), it is common for security rights in one of the most important types of intangible property, receivables,to be integrated into the legal regime applicable to possessory security rights to tangible property.
The Claimant seeks compensation for loss or damage to tangible property belonging to the Government of the Netherlands that had been supplied to the residences of staff of the diplomatic missions in Kuwait and Iraq.
Despite a specific request from the Panel to submit invoices orother primary documentation in support of their claims for loss and/or damage to tangible property, Austria and the United Kingdom have not filed any evidence.
The Panel further finds that loss or damage to tangible property that occurred when the three customs posts were left unguarded is, in principle, compensable in accordance with Governing Council decision 9, paragraph 13.
Further, Fleet Operations, Agency Branch and Gas Branch, as well as its administrative unit("Head Office"), sustained damage or losses to tangible property of KWD 5,851,723 due to the same cause.
The Panel considers that where a loss of or damage to tangible property has been suffered as a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, a claim for such loss or damage is compensable in principle.
More specifically, decision 9 describes losses resulting from cancelled or frustrated contracts,damage to tangible property and damage to business concerns that were destroyed or had to close down temporarily and be rebuilt.
A number of Claimants seek compensation for loss or damage to tangible property belonging to diplomatic missions or other governmental agencies in Iraq and Kuwait damaged during the period of the occupation of Kuwait.
More specifically, these provisions relate to losses(including lost profits) resulting from cancelled or frustrated contracts,damage to tangible property and damage to business concerns that were destroyed or had to temporarily close down and had to be rebuilt.
Most of these claimants establish the fact andnature of damage to tangible property by providing copies of audited financial statements and/or other supporting evidence such as insurance documents, invoices, witness statements and photographs.
In this regard,most legal systems assimilate certain categories of intangible property embodied in a document(such as a negotiable instrument) to tangible property, thereby recognizing that a possessory security right may be created in such assets through the delivery of the document to the creditor.
In the same vein, the draft guide uses the term"retention of title" only with respect to tangible property. It does not refer to licences, which by definition involve the retention of title in intellectual property by the licensor see para. 37 below.
All types of property right created contractually to secure the payment or other performance of an obligation, irrespective of the form of the relevant transaction,including transfers of title to tangible property or assignments of receivables for security purposes, the various forms of retention-of-title sales, financial leases and hire-purchase agreements.
As to the provision in the third sentence of recommendation 195 with respect to tangible property that was subject to title registration, while it was agreed that a recommendation along those lines would be useful, its current formulation raised a number of concerns.
It is also concerned that the equal sharing of marital property upon divorce relates only to tangible property(movable and immovable) and does not include intangible property such as pension and savings funds.
It was also widely felt that that approach would result in uncertainty as to the law applicable to tangible property of a type ordinarily used in more than one State and thus security rights in such property should be subject to the law of the State in which the grantor was located.