Examples of using Foreign representatives in English and their translations into Arabic
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The court held that the bankruptcy court had jurisdiction only to the extent that the foreign representatives had commenced an ancillary case under 11 U.S.C. § 1509(a)[Art. 9 MLCBI].
Interventions were made favouring the establishment of a hierarchy between foreign representatives in the sense that a representative of a foreign main proceeding should have precedence over a representative of a foreign non-main proceeding and that, if need be, precedence should be established also among several foreign non-main representatives.
Under the law enacting the MLCBI into United States law the debtors ' insolvency representatives[" foreign representatives"] sought recognition of the foreign proceedings as" foreign main proceedings" in the same United States court in which approval of the settlement agreement was pending.
The bankruptcy court noted that the balancing factors addressed considerations of comity, but that the foreign representatives were not seeking comity, but asking the court to make United States law available to them.
The importance of granting the courts flexibility and discretion in cooperating with foreign courts or foreign representatives was emphasized at the Second UNCITRAL-INSOL Multinational Judicial Colloquium on Cross-Border Insolvency, held prior to completion of the UNCITRAL Model Law.
Over this period, the mission met with a range of interlocutors, including Iraqi political, religious and social representatives, academics and experts, as well as pertinent representatives of the Coalition Provisional Authority, ministries and other foreign representatives.
In March 2012, Vitro ' s foreign representatives sought various orders for relief in the United States, including enforcement of the Mexican reorganization plan and an injunction prohibiting certain actions in the United States against Vitro, which were denied.
On the question of the bankruptcy court ' s recognition of the Mexican proceeding, creditors holding notes guaranteed by the debtor ' s subsidiaries objected on the grounds that the foreign representatives had not been appointed by the Mexican court.
The foreign representatives in a Mexican reorganization proceeding sought recognition of that proceeding in the United States of America under Chapter 15 of the United States Bankruptcy Code(enacting the Model Law in the United States).
This is why I am proposing that, in keeping with the Constitution and the laws of Serbia, you initiate proceedings for holding a referendum which would provide an answer to the question: ' Do you accept the participation of foreign representatives in the resolution of the problems in Kosovo and Metohija?
Serbian President Milan Milutinovic on Thursday 2 April 1998 supported Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic ' s initiative that Serbian citizens decide in a referendum whether foreign representatives should be included in efforts to resolve the problem in Kosovo and Metohija.
The Government unanimously decided to propose to the Parliament that the question posed in the referendum be worded as follows:" Do you accept the participation of foreign representatives in the resolution of problems in Kosovo and Metohija?".
The ability of courts, with the appropriate involvement of the parties, to communicate" directly" and to request information and assistance" directly" from foreign courts or foreign representatives is intended to avoid the use of time-consuming procedures traditionally in use, such as letters rogatory.
s initiative that Serbian citizens should decide in a referendum whether foreign representatives should be included in the resolution of problems in Kosovo and Metohija.
Under the Model Law, the courts are entitled to communicate directly with the foreign courts or foreign representatives(by such means as fax, e-mail, video or telephone), without the need for requests or letters rogatory.
Ms. NIKANJAM(Islamic Republic of Iran) said she thought that the reason for a“menu” approach in article 15, making reference to article 17, was to give courts an idea of the types of provisional relief that they could grant to foreign representatives.
The court order authorized the foreign representatives to do any acts or things jointly
Further, the court held that the foreign representatives and the debtor were entitled to relief provided under 11 U.S.C. §§ 1520,
A different concern raised was whether communication between courts and foreign representatives could take place without recognition of the relevant foreign proceedings as provided in the Model Law.
The court observed that the order of the foreign court was sufficient to permit the foreign representatives to take up their duties and if it were to be reversed on appeal, article 18 would require them to advise the court accordingly(p. 12).".