Examples of using To the assignee in English and their translations into Arabic
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once notice is received that negotiable instrument should be transferred to the assignee.
Article 26 covers the specific situations in which payment is made to the assignee or to the assignor but the assignor holds the proceeds in a separate account on behalf of the assignee. .
Contained in subparagraph(b), that the assignor has not already assigned the receivable is aimed at holding the assignor accountable to the assignee if, as a result of a previous assignment by the assignor, the assignee does not have priority.
That is, it is only where the assignor may ultimately be liable to the assignee that it has an interest in the method of the collection or other disposition of the receivables(see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 162).
such as when(a) the assignor agrees to repurchase a receivable sold to the assignee if the debtor on the receivable fails to pay; or(b) the assignor merely
Article 8: Article 8, which is intended to give certainty to the assignee as to which rules are to be followed with respect to form, is a" safe haven" rule(if form requirements of the place of location of the assignor are fulfilled, the assignment is as to" form").
A personal or property right securing payment of the assigned receivable is transferred to the assignee without a new act of transfer. If such a right, under the law governing it, is transferable only
such as priority between competing assignees(e.g., where applicable law would give priority to the assignee who first notified the debtor), which was said to be inappropriate.
(2) Without prejudice to the rights of parties in possession of the goods, a right securing payment of the assigned receivables is transferred to the assignee, notwithstanding any agreement between the assignor and the debtor, or the person granting the security right,
by providing that a receivable can be transferred to the assignee notwithstanding any agreement between the assignor and the debtor limiting assignment, and that the assignee is not liable to the debtor for breach.
Paragraph 2 established that the assignee could not retain more than the value of its right in the receivable-- a provision that was particularly useful in cases of assignment by way of security, where the price of the receivable exceeded the price owed to the assignee.
If the guarantor/issuer or another person obliged to effect payment has received a notice originating from the beneficiary, in a form referred to in paragraph 2 of article 7, of the beneficiary ' s irrevocable assignment, payment to the assignee discharges the obligor, to the extent of its payment, from its liability under the undertaking.
Hence, if payment is made to the assignor, which then transfers the payment to the assignee, or if payment is made directly to the assignee, the assignee stands in the same position as any other creditor that has been paid by the assignor, and should not be required
It was also stated that, in the context of paragraph(2), it was important to grant protection to the assignee who had acted in good faith. It was generally felt that the reference to" fraudulent acts on the part of the assignee" would sufficiently address the need to cover both cases where fraud had been committed by the assignee alone or by the assignee in collusion with the assignor.
since that could render the assignment of no value to the assignee.
Accordingly, it was suggested that a general provision along the following lines should be considered:“If payment of the receivable due under the underlying contract is received by the assignor, the assignor[shall][is bound to] return to the assignee what it has received.” It was stated that, under such an approach, conflicts of priority would be resolved by the law applicable to the type of payment involved in each case.