Betekenis van:
receivership

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. It would expire when HAMESTA came out of receivership.
2. The acquisition of Moulinex’s assets by SEB took place within the framework of receivership proceedings involving the Moulinex group.
3. The shares owned by Finagra, however, were lost with the receivership of the company, despite all the recovery procedures being activated.
4. Law No 85-98 of 25 January 1985 on receivership and the compulsory liquidation of undertakings codified in the Commercial Code in Articles L-621 et seq; Law No 2005-845 of 26 July 2005 concerning the safeguarding, receivership and liquidation of undertakings, codified in Articles 620-1 to 670-8 of the Commercial Code.
5. It states, however, that no payment would be due in the event that SNCM is put into receivership or compulsory liquidation or the cancellation clause is exercised by the purchasers.
6. In consequence, a number of Community producers have already gone into bankruptcy or receivership, and many others are planning either to reduce their production or withdraw from the market altogether.
7. Celtic Atlantic Salmon Ltd was established as a company in January 2004 after having purchased certain assets of a salmon producing company which was in receivership and could only provide data with regard to the IP.
8. With regard to Community industry, the detailed analysis of the data received from the salmon industry indicated that some companies either did not produce salmon any longer, or they did not produce it during the IP, or they exclusively produced certain types of salmon, or that they fell into receivership during the IP, or did not provide data in the format requested.
9. Not all were successful in finding new markets, or in creating new lines of retreaded tyre for specialist vehicles (4×4, sports, etc.) and therefore the ban, combined with other factors (late payment by the Brazilian importer, exchange-rate fluctuations) drove some Community producers into receivership.
10. The scenario of cancellation of a safeguard plan does not apply to the present case since the abovementioned law of 2005 entered into force subsequently whereas, on the basis of the evidence available to the Commission, nothing supports the conclusion that any receivership of SNCM would fail.
11. In French law, the authorised liquidator of a company in compulsory liquidation has the power to initiate an action for damages against the former directors of the company, known as an ‘action en comblement de passif’ where there is cancellation of a safeguard plan or receivership or compulsory liquidation.
12. The present case, however, concerns the application of the 1999 guidelines, under which the Auffanglösung concept was limited to cases dealt with before 31 December 1999. Moreover, the circumstances of the present case are factually different inasmuch as the economic operation of HAMESTA was not taken over by Jahnke on a long-term basis but only on the basis of an offer from the receiver to utilise the assets and only until such time as the receivership was closed.