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of whether a recommendation to address the law applicable to the transfer of security rights by way of assignment should be included in the draft Guide.
Mr. Bazinas(Secretariat) noted that the introduction to the commentary referred the reader to the recommendations of the Insolvency Guide and the commentary thereto. The new recommendations in the draft Guide would follow the commentary to chapter XI.
should also be reflected in the draft Guide.
s work was acceptable to a variety of legal systems, which was why he supported the text proposed for inclusion in the draft Guide.
In the draft guide, further guidance is provided on BLIs and some BLIs are being refined to minimize risk of duplication and ambiguity and to fill in existing gaps.
It was proposed that the treatment of secured creditors in reorganization should be set forth clearly in the draft guide and, in particular, in respect of the voting of secured creditors on the plan as a class or otherwise(see A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.63/Add.12).
of key importance to insolvency proceedings and that material on the issues involved should be included in the draft guide to provide assistance and guidance to legislators
limited types of securities should be covered in the draft Guide or whether that matter should be addressed in the context of future work.
After discussion, the Working Groups agreed that the chapter on insolvency in the draft guide on secured transactions should be consistent with the draft insolvency guide on those issues.
Mr. Deschamps(Canada) noted that" priority" was defined in the draft Guide as" the right of a person to derive the economic benefit of its security right in an encumbered asset in preference to a competing claimant".
While some doubt was expressed as to whether that question should be addressed in recommendation 85 or not at all in the draft Guide, there was sufficient support for the retention of recommendation 84.
whether the substance of the provision should be included in the draft guide to enactment.
It was agreed that a new recommendation could be included in the draft guide to address the consequences of failure of the secured creditor to comply with any of its obligations under the provisions of the law governing default
Ms. Clift(Secretariat) said that recommendation 63 had not been included in the draft Guide because it did not refer specifically to secured creditors. Some recommendations that had not been selected for inclusion were nevertheless germane to the way in which insolvency regimes operated and concerned all types of creditors.
It was suggested that the following example should be included in the draft Guide: where the originator sent a data message which under agreement between the parties had to be received by a certain time, and the originator requested an acknowledgement of receipt, the addressee could not deny the legal effectiveness of the message simply by withholding the requested acknowledgement.
As to other assets, such as bank deposits, it was agreed that the decision as to whether they should be included in the draft Guide should be postponed until the Working Group had developed rules on the core commercial assets addressed in the draft Guide(i.e. goods, inventory and receivables).
Although the Working Group had not yet considered all the points contained in the draft Guide, it nevertheless felt that its consideration of the core content was now complete enough for the Commission to be able to consider the basic policy points which had been agreed.