Examples of using Transferable documents in English and their translations into French
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It was indicated that the design and operation of registries would depend on a number of elements including the type of electronic transferable document, the technology adopted for the registry,
rather of a single claim to the rights incorporated in the electronic transferable document.
the involvement of the issuer during the life cycle of the electronic transferable document depended on the type of technology used.
an electronic transferable record may be considered an electronic equivalent of a transferable instrument(negotiable or non-negotiable) or transferable document.
the issue to be considered was the creation of the form of an electronic transferable document that could achieve functional equivalence with a transferable paper-based document.
standards for originality and integrity of the electronic transferable document.
if a paper-based transferable document needed to be converted to an electronic form, it had to be presented to the issuer, and that, if an electronic transferable document had to be converted to a paper-based one, control on it had to be surrendered.
Transferable documents and instruments are essential commercial tools.
The Working Group engaged in a discussion on the creation of electronic transferable documents.
pledges also arose for other transferable documents.
The MLETR applies to electronic transferable records that are functionally equivalent to transferable documents or instruments.
However, the view was also heard that such issues were not limited to electronic transferable documents.
It was suggested that cross-border recognition was an implicit goal in all issues related to electronic transferable documents.
A question was raised whether registries for electronic transferable documents would operate at a national or international level.
The Model Law applies to electronic transferable records that are the functional equivalent of transferable documents or instruments.
Transferable documents or instruments typically include bills of lading,
Today, both transferable instruments and transferable documents typically exist as paper documents jointly referred to as"transferable paper.
UNCITRAL dealt with the subject of transferable documents and instruments in electronic forms before the adoption of the Model Law.
However, it was also said that different systems for electronic transferable documents could offer varying levels of protection to third parties.
In that respect, it should be noted that national legislation does not define transferable documents and instruments in a uniform manner;