Eksempler på brug af Laws of a member state på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The laws of a Member State shall lay down the conditions for the exercise of this right.
Operations relating to the length of human life which are prescribed by or provided for in social insurance legislation, when they are effected ormanaged at their own risk by assurance undertakings in accordance with the laws of a Member State.
The laws of a Member State may, however, permit the annual report not to be published as stipulated above.
One of these categories is covered bonds secured by senior units issued by French Fonds Communs de Créances(FCCs) orby equivalent securitisation entities governed by the laws of a Member State securitising residential property exposures.
However, the laws of a Member State may provide that:(a) it shall not be necessary to take a fresh physical inventory;
By way of derogahon from paragraph 1(a),hie laws of a member state may also provide for the nullhy of a merger to be ordered by an administrahve authority if an appeal agadmst such a decision lies to a court.
The laws of a Member State may provide for derogations from paragraph 1(a) in the case of investment companies with fixed capital.
Companies or enterprises of Member States" are those formed in accordance with the laws of a Member State and whose registered office, central administration or principal place of business is in a Member State. However, a company or enterprise having only its registered office in a Member State must be engaged in an activity which has an actual and continuous link with the economy of that Member State. .
The laws of a Member State may make this cancellation subject to a corresponding reduction in the subscribed capital.
The laws of a Member State need not require approval of a division by a general meeting of a recipient company if the following conditions are fulfilled.
The laws of a member state may provide for derogahons from the hrst sentence of paragraph 1(a) where the acquishon of a company's own shares is necessary to prevent serious and imminent harm to the company.
Where the laws of a Member State permit one of the operations specified in Article 1 without the company being divided ceasing to exist, Chapters I, II and III shall apply, except for Article 17(1) c.
The laws of a Member State may, however, provide that a simple majority of the votes specified in the first subparagraph shall be sufficient when at least half of the subscribed capital is represented.
The laws of a Member State requiring a greater subscribed capital for companies carrying on certain types of activity shall apply to SEs with registered offices in that Member State. .
Where the laws of a Member State permit a third party to challenge such a judgment, he may do so only within six months of publication of the judgment in the manner prescribed by Directive 68/151/EEC;
When the laws of a Member State allow the payment of interim dividends, the following conditions at least shall apply:(a) interim accounts shall be drawn up showing that the funds available for distribution are sufficient.
However, the laws of a Member State may provide for the appointment of one or more independent experts for all the merging companies, if such appointment is made by a judicial or administrative authority at the joint request of those companies.
Where the laws of a Member State permit one of the operations referred to in Articles 2, 24 and 30, without all of the transferring companies thereby ceasing to exist, Chapter II, except for Article 19(1)(c), Chapter III or Chapter IV shall apply as appropriate.
However, the laws of a Member State may provide for the appointment of one or more independent experts for all of the companies involved in a division if such appointment is made by a judicial or administrative authority at the joint request of those companies.
Where the laws of a Member State require a company to be formed by more than one member, the fact that all the shares are held by one person or that the number of members has fallen below the legal minimum after incorporation of the company shall not lead to the automatic dissolution of the company.
Where the laws of a Member State prescribe that a company may not commence business without authorization, they shall also make provision for responsibility for liabilities incurred by or on behalf of the company during the period before such authorization is granted or refused.
Where the laws of a Member State permit a company to acquire its own shares, either itself or through a person acting in his own name but on the company's behalf, they shall require the annual report to state at least:(a) the reasons for acquisitions made during the financial year;
Where the laws of a Member State authorize companies to issue redeemable shares, they shall require that the following conditions, at least, are complied with for the redemption of such shares:(a) redemption must be authorized by the company's statutes or instrument of incorporation before the redeemable shares are subscribed for;
The laws of a Member State may provide that a company governed by the law of that Member State may not take part in the formation of an SE by merger if any of that Member State's competent authorities opposes it before the issue of the certificate referred to in Article 252.
Where the laws of a Member State may allow companies to reduce their subscribed capital by compulsory withdrawal of shares, they shall require that at least the following conditions are observed:(a) compulsory withdrawal must be prescribed or authorized by the statutes or instrument of incorporation before subscription of the shares which are to be withdrawn are subscribed for;
The laws of a Member State need not require approval of a division by a general meeting of a recipient company if the following conditions are fulfilled:(a) the publication provided for in Article 4 must be effected, for each recipient company, at least one month before the date fixed for the general meeting of the company being divided which is to decide on the draft terms of division;
The laws of a Member State need not require approval of the merger by the general meeting of the acquiring company if the following conditions are fulfilled:(a) the publication provided for in Article 6 must be effected, for the acquiring company, at least one month before the date fixed for the general meeting of the company or companies being acquired which are to decide on the draft terms of merger;
The laws of a Member State may provide that, as regards SEs registered in that Member State, the transfer of a registered office which would result in a change of the law applicable shall not take effect if any of that Member State's competent authorities opposes it within the two-month period referred to in paragraph 6.
Where the laws of a Member State permit a company to acquire its own shares, either itself or through a person acting in his own name but on the company's behalf, they shall make the holding of these shares at all times subject to at least the following conditions:(a) among the rights attaching to the shares, the right to vote attaching to the company's own shares shall in any event be suspended;
The laws of a Member State may provide that, as regards groupings registered under Article 6 in that Member State, the transfer of an official address which would result in a change of the law applicable shall not take effect if, within the two-month period referred to in paragraph 1, a competent authority in that Member State opposes it.