Exemples d'utilisation de Paper-based transferable en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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the Working Group considered whether its scope of work should be confined to the transposition of paper-based transferable documents to the electronic environment
Another view expressed was that the scope of application of the Model Law should include instruments falling under the scope of the Geneva Conventions on the understanding that the Model Law generally aims at overcoming obstacles to the use of electronic means arising from form requirements relating to the use of paper-based transferable documents or instruments.
Where the law requires[or permits] the amendment of a paper-based transferable document or instrument[or provides consequences for the absence of an amendment],
to avoid any contradictions, particularly in light of the rule under which the law of the jurisdiction where the paper-based transferable document or instrument was issued applied to matters of validity of that document or instrument.
it was noted that the variance in the substantive laws governing paper-based transferable documents or instruments, particularly with respect to their use for security right purposes,
was made available to the transferee, the question arose whether that electronic transferable record could be considered the functional equivalent of a paper-based transferable document or instrument to bearer.
While another suggestion was to delete the definition of"paper-based transferable document or instrument", it was noted that there was a need to retain the definition in order to reflect the underlying rule that the law governing paper-based transferable documents or instruments was not affected by the draft provisions as stated in article 1, paragraph 2.
merged with draft article 10 to begin with the words"where the law requires the possession," without making any reference to the possession of the paper-based transferable document or instrument.
should be deleted and that draft article 16 should be revised as follows:"Where the law requires the possession of a paper-based transferable document or instrument, or provides consequences for the absence of possession, that requirement is met through the[de facto]
draft provisions were to be a treaty, certain paper-based transferable documents or instruments should also be excluded from its scope of application in order to avoid conflicts with
Draft article**.[Operative electronic record] Paper-based transferable document or instrument.
Draft article 10.[Paper-based transferable document or instrument][Operative electronic record]
It was replied that all options available for paper-based transferable documents should also be applicable to electronic transferable records.
With respect to the definition of"paper-based transferable document or instrument", the Working Group recalled that the definition originated from.
it was suggested that different requirements would apply to achieve equivalence with the various functions of a paper-based transferable document or instrument.
It was explained that the concept of de facto power would cover instances similar to a thief's possession of a paper-based transferable document or instrument.
an electronic environment and had no corresponding paper-based transferable document or instrument.
While there was support for this approach, it was noted that such a definition would not clearly identify the functions of a paper-based transferable document or instrument.
It was suggested that inclusion of that word would establish a link between a paper-based transferable document or instrument and an electronic transferable record that performed the same functions.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed to proceed with the preparation of functional equivalence rules for the use of electronic transferable records corresponding to a paper-based transferable document or instrument.