Примери за използване на Aircraft object на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Article 8(3) of the Convention shall not apply to aircraft objects.
(b) relates to an aircraft object of which the seller has power to dispose; and.
In fully automatic mode, the station detects andmaintains up to 300 sea and 100 aircraft objects.
(d)"aircraft objects" means airframes,aircraft engines and helicopters;
A waiver under the preceding paragraph must be in writing andcontain a description of the aircraft object.
The Convention shall apply in relation to aircraft objects as provided by the terms of this Protocol.
A waiver under the preceding paragraph must be in a writing that contains a description of the aircraft object.
(b) give the creditor the opportunity to take possession of the aircraft object, in accordance with the applicable law.
The aircraft object may not be sold pending a judicial decision regarding the claim or the international interest.
(b) the date on which the creditor would be entitled to possession of the aircraft object if this Article did not apply.
The aircraft object shall not be sold pending a decision by a court regarding the claim and the international interest.
Lease or, except where covered by clauses(a) to(c),management of the aircraft object and the income therefrom; and.
This Convention shall supersede the UNIDROIT Convention on International Financial Leasing, adopted on 28 May 1988 at the diplomatic conference held at Ottawa, Canada,as it relates to aircraft objects.
Any remedy given by the Convention in relation to an aircraft object shall be exercised in a commercially reasonable manner.
The Convention shall supersede the UNIDROIT Convention on International Financial Leasing, signed at Ottawa on 28 May 1988,as it relates to aircraft objects.
(a) the insolvency administrator or the debtor, as applicable, shall preserve the aircraft object and maintain it and its value in accordance with the agreement; and.
The Convention andthis Protocol shall be known as the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment as applied to aircraft objects.
(a) the insolvency administrator of the debtor or the debtor(as the case may be) shall preserve the aircraft object and maintain it and its value in accordance with the agreement; and.
Nothing in the Convention orthis Protocol affects the liability of a creditor for any breach of the agreement under the applicable law in so far as that agreement relates to an aircraft object.
A person may enter into an agreement or a sale, andregister an international interest in, or a sale of, an aircraft object, in an agency, trust or other representative capacity.
The courts of a Contracting State in which an aircraft object is situated shall, in accordance with the law of the Contracting State, co-operate to the maximum extent possible with foreign courts and foreign insolvency administrators in carrying out the provisions of Article 22.
The amount of the insurance or financial guarantee referred to in Article 28(4) of the Convention shall, in respect of each event,not be less than the maximum value of an aircraft object as determined by the Supervisory Authority.
Sub-paragraph(a) of the preceding paragraph shall not preclude the use of the aircraft object under arrangements designed to preserve the aircraft object and maintain it and its value.
A description of an aircraft object that contains its manufacturer's serial number, the name of the manufacturer and its model designation is necessary and sufficient to identify the object for the purposes of Article 7(c) of the Convention and Article V(1)(c) of this Protocol.
The court shall grant an application under the preceding paragraph only if the amount of the secured obligations to be satisfied by such vesting is commensurate with the value of the aircraft object after taking account of any payment to be made by the chargee to any of the interested persons.
The Convention shall, for a Contracting State that is a party to the Convention on the International Recognition of Rights in Aircraft, signed at Geneva on 19 June 1948, supersede that Convention as it relates to aircraft, as defined in this Protocol, and to aircraft objects.
For the purposes of Article 19(6)of the Convention, the search criterion for an aircraft object shall be the name of its manufacturer, its manufacturer's serial number and its model designation, supplemented as necessary to ensure uniqueness.
Subject to paragraph 2, a waiver of sovereign immunity from jurisdiction of the courts specified in Article 42 or Article 43 of the Convention orrelating to enforcement of rights and interests relating to an aircraft object under the Convention shall be binding and, if the other conditions to such jurisdiction or enforcement have been satisfied, shall be effective to confer jurisdiction and permit enforcement.
The insolvency administrator or the debtor, as applicable,may retain possession of the aircraft object where, by the time specified in paragraph 2, it has cured all defaults other than a default constituted by the opening of insolvency proceedings and has agreed to perform all future obligations under the agreement.
If the insolvency administrator or the debtor, as applicable, does not give notice in conformity with paragraph 2, orwhen he has declared that he will give possession of the aircraft object but fails to do so, the court may permit the creditor to take possession of the aircraft object upon such terms as the court may order and may require the taking of any additional step or the provision of any additional guarantee.