Examples of using Code of obligations in English and their translations into Arabic
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Swiss Code of Obligations.
Corporate law is based on the Code of Obligations.
The code of obligations and contracts contains several provisions on this subject.
Accounting in accordance with the Code of Obligations.
The Code of Obligations controls ordinary partnerships which lack the status of legal entity.
The provisions of the Code of Obligations and Contracts.
Auditing requirements are found mainly in articles 727-731a of the Code of Obligations.
The Code of Obligations has only required consolidated statutory financial statements since 1 July 1994.
Auditing in accordance with the Swiss Code of Obligations.
The Code of Obligations and the Commercial Code regulate the formation and activities of the businesses.
Application(arts. 727 and 727a of the Code of Obligations).
In such a case, the Code of Obligations enters into action and a case is brought before the general competent courts.
The principal and the guarantor referred to the Tunisian Code of Obligations and Contracts, particularly Article 247.
Any aspects concerning Stock Exchanges and Securities Trading Act primary market are covered in articles 652a,752 and 1156 of the Code of Obligations.
They include 1851 Legal material, containing the Code of Obligations and Contracts and Commercial Law and Judicial.
For tax purposes, only separate,statutory financial statements prepared in accordance with the Code of Obligations will prevail.
Although banks have to comply with the accounting rules from corporate law(arts. 662-670 of the Code of Obligations), they are governed primarily by the provisionsof article 6 of the Banking Act and the related articles 23- 28 of the implementing ordinance.
The general principle governingcompensation is set out in article 77 of the Code of Obligations and Contracts.
HRA recommended that the Constitution, Criminal Code and Code of Obligations should be amended to incorporate all international standards of freedom of expression in relation to defamation, especially standards developed by the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights in relation to difference between societal status of plaintiffs- state bodies, politicians, public figures, etc.
The regulatory framework regarding financial reporting,which is laid down in the Code of Obligations, is focused on the protection of creditors.
As already mentioned, Swiss law provides only limited accounting guidance based ongenerally accepted accounting principles(art. 662a of the Code of Obligations).
The Constitution proclaims a right to award of damages for publication of incorrect information,which is not in accordance with either the national Code of Obligations or international standards of freedom of information.
The rules governing the preparation of consolidated financial statements(art. 663g) are very limited, incorporating only a reference to the generally acceptedaccounting principles set out in article 662a of the Code of Obligations.
Different professional qualifications and independence requirements apply to auditing bodies depending on whetherpublic companies(as defined in art. 727 of the Code of Obligations) are being audited or another ordinary or limited statutory examination is performed.
All persons involved in audits of separate and consolidated financial statements are held responsible for any harm to the entity and its shareholders through deliberate ornegligent infraction of their duties(art. 755 of the Code of Obligations).
Ms. Patten drew attention to the prohibition against dismissal on grounds of pregnancy or marriage(art. 11, para. 2(a) of the Convention)and asked whether the provisions of article 336(c) of the Code of Obligations relating to unlawful dismissal were effectively implemented and of benefit to women.
SICATC disposes of an accounting working party that deals with questions related to IFRS,Swiss GAAP FER and the Code of Obligations.
The Committee is concerned about the existence of several legal provisions that are discriminatory against same-sex partners and their families, including in the Health Care and Health Insurance Act,the Housing Act, the Code of Obligations, the Penal Code, and the Marriage and Family Relations Act.
A survey published in 1995 concerning 68 collective labour agreements(CLA) and 400 000 workers of both sexes(88.7 of all persons covered by CLA) showed that 5% of persons covered by CLA are entitledonly to the minimum maternity benefits specified in the Code of Obligations.
The court also determined the period for which the buyer had to pay interest based on Swiss law, which provides that a debt only becomes due and interest starts to accrue aftera reminder by the seller(article 102(1) Swiss Code of Obligation).
