Приклади вживання Model law Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Model Law.
Adoption of the Model Law.
The Model Law was last amended in 2006.
Adoption of Model Law.
UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement of Goods Construction and Services.
As of 2006, the standard version of the Model Law is the amended version.
UNODC has recognized this problem andis planning on making the necessary changes to its model laws.
According to the Preamble, the Model Law has the following main objectives:.
Every canadian province, except for Quebec,adopted the uniform rules set forth by the model law.
Chapter II of the Model Law deals with the arbitration agreement, including its recognition by courts.
We are waiting for the reaction of the Ministry ofForeign Affairs of Ukraine regarding this convention and model law.
The Model Law dedicates some provisions to address the issue of arbitrability without specifying which matters are arbitrable.
The Commission has previouslydeveloped two important instruments: the Conciliation Rules(1980) and the Model Law on International Commercial Conciliation(2002).
Model Law- Arbitration rules drafted by the UNCITRAL, which served as a basis for numerous national arbitration laws. .
Consequently, the arbitration rules and laws often require that the place of arbitration shall be stated, such as the ICC Rules,Article 32(3) and the Model Law Article 31(3).
The Model Law, and its accompanying Guide to Enactment, has been used extensively as a benchmark for assessing procurement laws around the world.
While the interface is visually stultifying, some useful information,including commercial arbitration jurisprudence and model law materials, are available through this resource.
A Model Law School: Our international law, health law, and intellectual property law programs are among the top in the nation.
Like the New York Convention,the draft Convention and Mediation Model Law set forth a list of comprehensive situations based on which the competent authority can refuse to grant relief.
The Model Law is designed to assist states in reforming and modernizing their laws on arbitral procedure, so as to take into account the particular features and needs of international commercial arbitration.
Chairman of the Board of the Center Irina Zapatrina and Director of SE“PPP Development Center” YevgenRadchenko took part in International conference“Model Law for the CIS Member States“On Public-Private Partnership”, which was organized EBRD jointly with Interparliamentary Assembly of CIS countries.
Article 1, paragraph 5, provides that the Model Law shall not affect any other law of the state by virtue of which certain disputes may not be submitted to arbitration or may be submitted to arbitration only according to other provisions.
Taking into account the growing interest in commercial mediation, the UN Commission on International Trade Law(UNCITRAL) agreed on the final text of the Convention onInternational Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation and the Model Law on International Commercial Mediation.
This is the way the term is used in the UNCITRALModel Law on International Commercial Arbitration(“Model Law”), where Article 32(1) states that“the arbitral proceedings are terminated by the final award”.
The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law's(“UNCITRAL”) Working Group II approved final drafts for a Convention on the Enforcement ofMediation Settlement Agreements(hereinafter“the draft Convention”) and for a Model Law on International Commercial Mediation and International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation(hereinafter“the Mediation Model Law”).
In preparing this Model Law, the Commission decided to use the term“mediation” instead in an effort to adapt to the actual and practical use of the terms and with the expectation that this change will facilitate the promotion and heighten the visibility of the Model Law.
While the 1994 text was recognized as an important international benchmark in procurement law reform, in 2004,the Commission agreed that the 1994 Model Law would benefit from being updated to reflect new practices, in particular those resulting from the use of electronic communications in public procurement, and the experience gained in the use of that Model Law as a basis for law reform.
The draft of the Mediation Model Law consists essentially in the adaptation of the existing Model Law to the draft Convention, with the inclusion of a Section 3- International Settlement Agreements, as well as the inclusion in its scope of application international settlement agreements(Article 1) and the substitution of the term“conciliation” with“mediation”.
The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law's(“UNCITRAL”) Working Group II approved final drafts for a Convention on the Enforcement of Mediation Settlement Agreements(hereinafter“the draft Convention”) and for a Model Law on International Commercial Mediation andInternational Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation(hereinafter“the Mediation Model Law”).
Researching the normative sources, we find the definition of“weapon” in the Model Law of Ukraine“On Weapons”, which points out in Article 1 that weapons are devices and objects structurally designed to harm alive or other purposes and to signal[2].