Exemplos de uso de Continuity of contracts em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Continuity of contracts.
Moreover, it reaffirms the principle of the continuity of contracts and specifies a general rounding rule.
Continuity of contracts: in non-Union countries too.
To confirm the general principle of continuity of contracts originally denominated in ECU or a national currency.
This is important because people require reassurance on such matters as,for instance, continuity of contracts.
Overall, then, the problems posed by the continuity of contracts seem less complex than had initially been thought.
Rates and entry into force of legislation related to the introduction of the Euro legal status, continuity of contracts.
How does the Commission itself propose to ensure continuity of contracts during the switch over from national currencies to the euro?
Irrevocable fixing of conversion rates andentry into force of legislation related to the introduction of the euro legal status, continuity of contracts, rounding.
This concerns the name of the euro, continuity of contracts, the 1 for 1 equivalence between the ECU basket and the euro and the rounding rules;
The substitution of the Euro for national currencies should not of itself alter the continuity of contracts, unless otherwise provided in the contract. .
As regards the continuity of contracts, all the information at our disposal leads us to believe that the current status of regulations is adequate and satisfactorily meets this legal obligation.
This starts with the rules decided on by the Council(rules concerning conversion and rounding, the continuity of contracts, the utilization of the euro symbol, etc.), where all the major issues have been settled.
The continuity of contracts initially denominated in ecus or national currencies will be guaranteed upon introduction of the euro: it will, therefore, not be possible to use this changeover as a pretext for calling existing contracts into question.
They also confirm the one-for-one conversion rate between the official ecu basket and the euro,the division of the euro into 100'cents' and the continuity of contracts initially denominated in ecus or in a national currency.
This regulation concerns notably the continuity of contracts, the replacement of references to the ECU in legal instruments by references to the euro and the rounding.
The legal framework for the euro,comprising an initial Council regulation to guarantee legal certainty for all players(continuity of contracts, conversion rules and rounding off), wasformally adopted in June 1997.
Consumer protection at European level as regards credit is becoming increasingly complex, as a result, amongst other things, of the free play of supply and demand and the imminent entry into force of the third stage of monetary union,which presents a crucial legal problem around the principle of continuity of contracts.
The substitution of the Euro for national currencies should not of itself alter the continuity of contracts; amounts expressed in national currency will be converted into Euro at the rate of conversion laid down by the Council.
And to avert the risk of the emergence of a grey foreign exchange market for the euro outside the euro area on 31 December 1998,with potential implications for the continuity of contracts denominated in ECU and converted into euro.
The Committee endorses the main concern underlying the Commission's proposal,which is the principle of continuity of contracts: the ESC emphasizes that the introduction of the euro cannot serve as a pretext for unilateral withdrawal from contracts or contractual clauses.
The first draft regulation is based on Article 235 of the Treaty and contains the items which are required to be adopted as a matter of urgency.These include rounding rules, continuity of contracts and one-to-one substitution of the Ecu by the Euro.
The Commission also plans to confirm the general principle of continuity of contracts originally denominated in ecus or in a national currency, to adopt certain rounding rules which are important for the prep aration of computer systems and to ensure that Member States provide for adequate sanctions against counterfeiting of notes and coins.
This Regulation will cover, principally, the replacement of the ECU by the euro at a rate of one to one at the start of the third stage, the continuity of contracts when the euro is introduced and technical rules for the conversion rates, including rounding.
The legal framework for the use of the euro(No 10) answers questions on payments in the transitional period,means of payment after the 1 of January 1999, continuity of contracts and redenomination of debts and rounding rules.
The main points include confirmation of the name of the euro andthat it will be divided into 100 cents, continuity of contracts, 1 to 1 equivalence between the euro and the basket ECU from 1 January 1999, legal tender issues and rounding rules for conversion between national currencies and the euro.
Five4 issues in particular need to be addressed as a matter of urgency to reduce uncertainty surrounding the introduction of the ECU, namely: the ECU and national denominations in PHASE B;legal tender; continuity of contracts; rules for rounding; legal issues relating to bank notes.
It should be noted that the latter Regulation adopted on 17 June 1997(Regulation 1103/97)settled the more urgent aspects of the necessary legal framework concerning notably the continuity of contracts, the replacement of references to the ECU in legal instruments by references to the euro and rounding rules.
The legal framework allowing the single currency to be introduced at the start of PHASE B. Inter alia, this would include conditions for using the new currency in the different sectors andrelations with national currencies, continuity of contracts and legal obligations; legislation enabling financial and tax authorities to collect some payments in ECU at the start of PHASE B;
The problem of continuity of contract was already settled by the regulations which we examined some time past, and the report now basically deals with regulations to be adopted, either by the national authorities of the Member States, or by professional organizations.