Примеры использования Transactions guide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secured Transactions Guide does not deal with this issue explicitly and fully.
The following paragraphs summarize the exceptions recognized by the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide adopts a functional approach to the concept of a security right.
For more detailed guidance, the reader is encouraged to refer to the Secured Transactions Guide.
The Secured Transactions Guide recognizes a number of exceptions to this general rule.
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In the absence of authorization, the registration is not effective see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 71.
The Secured Transactions Guide does not, however, recommend that this additional information be used as search criteria.
The Working Group noted that article 97 was based on recommendations 103-105 of the Secured Transactions Guide.
Thus, the Secured Transactions Guide recommends imposing minimal formalities on the creation 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 discusses butmakes no recommendation on this matter see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. III, para. 44.
However, it recognizes a number of qualifications to this general rule see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 229-233.
The Secured Transactions Guide discusses butmakes no recommendation with respect to this approach see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 34-36.
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.
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 grantor's authorization may be given before or after the registration of a notice, anda written security agreement constitutes sufficient authorization see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 71.
He drew attention to recommendation 59 of the Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions(Secured Transactions Guide) concerning the grantor identifier where the grantor was a natural person.
The function of registration is to make any security right created by an off-record security agreement between the parties effective against third parties see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 32 and 33.
The Secured Transactions Guide also recommends that the registry should request and maintain a record of the identity of the registrant see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 55, subpara.(b); and para. 100 below.
If the description is merely erroneous,the error renders the registration of the notice ineffective only if the error would seriously mislead a reasonable searcher see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 64.
The Secured Transactions Guide also recommends that a grantor may, in certain circumstances, seek an amendment through a judicial or administrative process see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 107 and 108, and rec. 72.
Registration as a method of achieving third-party effectiveness is available for all types of encumbered asset, except forthe right to receive the proceeds under an independent undertaking see Secured Transactions Guide, rec. 50.
The Secured Transactions Guide recommends that a secured creditor may amend information in a registered notice by registering an amendment notice at any time see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 110-116, and rec. 73.
As already mentioned(see paras. 190 and 191 above), an encumbered asset that is a serial number asset is sufficiently described if a notice describes it by reference to the serial number andthe type of asset see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 14, subpara.(d), and 63.
Registration of a notice in a general security rights registry is the main method recognized by the Secured Transactions Guide for achieving the third-party effectiveness of a security right see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 32 and 33.
If both competing security rights were made effective against third parties by registration in the immovable property registry,it recommends that priority should be determined by the order of registration see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 87 and 88.
First, the Secured Transactions Guide recognizes a special priority in favour of a secured creditor that finances the grantor's acquisition of tangible assets, such as consumer goods, equipment orinventory see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IX, paras. 125-139.
It was widely felt that subparagraph(b) could be enacted by a State if,pursuant to recommendation 62 of the Secured Transactions Guide, it chose the relevant approach in its secured transactions law see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 78-80.
The Commission had noted that the manner in which the terms were used in the draft Registry Guide sometimes corresponded to those definitions butat other times reflected the definition contained in the Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions Secured Transactions Guide.
While the security rights registries in some States also require submission of the underlying documentation,the Secured Transactions Guide recommends that States adopt a notice registration rather than a document registration system see Secured Transactions Guide, recs. 54, subpara.(b), and 57.