Examples of using Cross-border conversion in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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(j)the likely repercussions of the cross-border conversion on employment.
(bb) if the requirement for the report referred to in Article 86e has been waived, the reasons for the cross-border conversion.
(i) where the competent authority has serious concerns that the cross-border conversion constitutes an artificial arrangement.
(8)The carrying out of a cross-border conversion entails a change of legal form for a company without losing its legal personality.
(d a) Information on its ultimate beneficial owners before and after the cross-border conversion.
(a) the implications of the cross-border conversion on the future business of the company and on the management's strategic plan;
(4)'destination Member State' means a Member State in which a company is registered as a result of a cross-border conversion;
(a) the rationale for the operation and implications of the cross-border conversion on the future business of the company and on the management's strategic plan;
This report should also be made available to the employees of the company carrying our cross-border conversion.
A cross-border conversion which has taken effect in compliance with the procedures transposing this Directive may not be declared null and void.
An exit-right for shareholders who do not have voting rights, orshareholders who did not vote in favor of the cross-border conversion or(de)merger;
(8)The carrying out of a cross-border conversion entails a change of legal form for a company without losing its legal personality.
(6)'converted company' means the newly formed company in the destination Member State from the date upon which the cross-border conversion takes effect.
(8) The carrying out of a cross-border conversion entails a change of legal form for a company without losing its legal personality and without the need for renegotiation of business contracts.
The management or administrative organ of the company which intends to carry out a cross-border conversion shall draw up the draft terms of a cross-border conversion.
As a result, whereas companies are already able to merge cross-border, they experience a number of legal andpractical difficulties when wishing to perform a cross-border conversion.
The management or administrative organ of the company carrying out the cross-border conversion shall draw up a report explaining the implications of the cross-border conversion for employees.
(22)The issue of the pre-conversion certificate by the departure Member State should be scrutinised to ensure the legality of the cross-border conversion of the company.
The management or administrative organ of the company carrying out the cross-border conversion shall draw up a report explaining and justifying the legal andeconomic aspects of the cross-border conversion.
In order to facilitate the assessment of prejudice,certain presumptions should be laid down whereby creditors would be deemed not to be prejudiced by a cross-border conversion, where the risk of loss to a creditor is remote.
Member States shall ensure that where a company intends to carry out a cross-border conversion, the departure and destination Member States verify that the cross-border conversion complies with the conditions laid down in paragraph 2.
In order to combat such possible abuses, a general principle of Union law,Member States are required to ensure that companies do not use the cross-border conversion procedures, in order to create artificial arrangements.
(b)where the competent authority determines that the cross-border conversion does not fall within the scope of the national provisions transposing this Directive, the competent authority shall not issue the pre-conversion certificate and shall inform the company of the reasons for its decision.
(8a) Without prejudice to any fundamental rights, any relevant criminal or administrative records should be takeninto account for the assessment of the good repute, honesty and integrity of directors of companies carrying out a cross-border conversion or merger.
Member States shall ensure that where a company intends to carry out a cross-border conversion, the court, notary or other authority competent of the departure and destination Member States verify that the cross-border conversion complies with the conditions laid down in paragraph 2.
In particular, the competent authorities of the departure Member States should have the power to issue a pre-conversion certificate without which the competent authorities in the destination Member State should not be able to complete the cross-border conversion procedure.
The report should explain and substantiate the legal andeconomic aspects of the proposed cross-border conversion, in particular the implications of the cross-border conversion for members with regard to the future business of the company and the management organ's strategic plan.
(b) the competent authority shall not issue the pre-conversion certificate andshall inform the company of the reasons for its decision where the competent authority determines that the cross-border conversion does not fall within the scope of the national provisions transposing this Directive.
(a)where the competent authority determines that the cross-border conversion falls within the scope of the national provisions transposing this Directive, that it complies with all the relevant conditions and that all necessary procedures and formalities have been completed, the competent authority shall issue the pre-conversion certificate;
(a) the competent authority shall issue the pre-conversion certificate where the competent authority determines that the cross-border conversion falls within the scope of the national provisions transposing this Directive, that it complies with all the relevant conditions and that all necessary procedures and formalities have been completed.