Examples of using Debtor may in English and their translations into Russian
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Besides, a debtor may(i) contest collection agency's claims,
The debtor may fi le a cramdown application if(i)
Thirdly, the award debtor argued that seeking to enforce an award where the award debtor may not have assets in the jurisdiction is contrary to"public policy",
a creditor that is collecting the claim is viewed as a priority competition, even though the debtor may not yet be in default towards the collecting creditor.
Beginning with the commencement date of a supervision procedure against the real estate developer the debtor may enter into agreements under which living quarters may be assigned,
the secured creditor and the grantor or the debtor may derogate from or vary by agreement its provisions relating to their respective rights and obligations.
Individual debtors may enjoy insolvency protection subject to provisions in their contracts with the creditors.
For example, where no automatic discharge was provided the debtor might have a greater interest in the conduct of the proceedings
One concern was that the debtor might not be able to determine with certainty the rights of the assignee.
A debtor might be in one city,
The debtor might have rights in collective proceedings,
Both creditors and debtors might incur substantial costs of planning
It was suggested that some means to mediate between creditors and debtors might be helpful to better meet the needs and interests of both sides.
While support was expressed in favour of the principle that notification should cut off certain rights of set-off that the debtor might have against the assignee,
with respect to a debtor application, the debtor might be in a position to determine which members of the group should be included in the application;
the assignee would be exposed to the risk that the assignor or the debtor might become insolvent.
within square brackets in order to address exceptional situations in which the debtor might pay an assignee of a non-existing assignment A/CN.9/455, paras. 55-58.
It was suggested that to regard a claim as admitted on that basis would entail the risk that the debtor might use its power to recognize one
In States that impose limits on granting security rights to secure future obligations, debtors may not be able to benefit from certain transactions,
obtain information from parties other than the debtor might be appropriately addressed in the context of the section on the debtor. .