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Definition von irrevocability im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition der Unwiderruflichkeit im Wörterbuch ist die Qualität oder der Zustand, nicht widerrufen, geändert oder rückgängig gemacht zu werden oder unveränderbar zu sein.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «IRREVOCABILITY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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irrevocability in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
irrevocability im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Principles of European Law: Mandate Contracts
In AUSTRIA, the parties may validly agree upon irrevocability if there is an
interest in doing so to be found in the underlying relationship, but they may agree
upon irrevocability only for a definite period. Despite the irrevocability, revocation
...
Marco Loos, Odavia Bueno Diaz,
2013
2
Contracts: Examples & Explanations
IRREVOCABILITY. We have already seen one situation in which reliance on a
revocable offer has created an option: Section 4.12.6 explains how the
commencement of a non-instantaneous performance creates an option in favor of
the ...
3
Justice in the Shadow of Death: Rethinking Capital and ...
This objection, if sustained, would constitute a complete refutation of the
argument from irrevocability. I proceed in this way. First, I consider those nonlegal
senses of "irrevocability" that are supposed to make the premises true. Next, I do
the ...
4
Commercial Trusts in European Private Law
With respect to Case 1, it is not immediately apparent whether the agreement
between Sam and John regarding the irrevocability of the mandate is based on a
just cause. On the one hand, it is clear that the mandate does not exclusively
serve ...
Michele Graziadei, Ugo Mattei, Lionel Smith,
2005
5
Cross-Border and Electronic Banking: Challenges and ...
A broad range of views applies to the irrevocability of the credit transfer, namely
to the identification of the point from which payment cannot be countermanded by
the originator. Under French law, for in-house and correspondence transfers, ...
Chris Reed, Ian Walden,
2013
6
Central America: Structural Foundations for Regional ...
Country El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama Legal Basis
Finality and Irrevocability Netting Costa Rica Organic Law of Banco No explicit
zero hour No explicit legal Central de Costa Rica (BCCR) (Law 7558 of 1995)
and ...
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A History of Private Law in Scotland: Volume 2: Obligations
When Sandeman came to deal in detail with his requirement of irrevocability, he
noted that 'some confusion on this point is to be observed among the authorities'.
He dealt with the apparently contrary authority of Stair, I, 10, 5 by saying that if ...
Kenneth Reid, Reinhard Zimmermann,
2000
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The 'Militant Democracy' Principle in Modern Democracies
Accordingly, the principle of irrevocability in Article 9 aims at establishing a state
system formulated as 'republic' whose nature has been determined by Article 1, 2
and basic principles in the Preamble cited by Article 2. In other words, it is not ...
4.6.3 IRREVOCABILITY As discussed in Section 3.2, irrevocability provides a
mechanism for integrating TM with some non-transactional features by allowing a
designated “unrestricted” [37], “irrevocable” [333] or “inevitable” [308] transaction
...
Tim Harris, James R. Larus, Ravi Rajwar,
2010
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Transactional Memory, 2nd Edition
4.6.3 IRREVOCABILITY As discussed in Section 3.2, irrevocability provides a
mechanism for integrating TM with some non-transactional features by allowing a
designated “unrestricted” [37], “irrevocable” [333] or “in- evitable” [308]
transaction ...
Tim Harris, James Larus, Ravi Rajwar,
2010
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «IRREVOCABILITY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
irrevocability im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Pain without end | The Economist
Germany's unshakable commitment to the irrevocability of the single currency has gone and it cannot be reinvented. Greece must toe the line, ... «The Economist, Jul 15»
Prepare for sustained market volatility - FTSE Global Markets
Thus the European authorities have to walk a fine line between the desire to maintain the eurozone's irrevocability, at any cost, and the desire ... «FTSE Global Markets, Jul 15»
Alexis Tsipras gambled away Greece's future. Now he must make …
It holds the potential to put Grexit aside once and for all, and prove in practice the “irrevocability” of euro membership. But the agreement's ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
What's Next For Greece and the European Union | World Policy …
The irrevocability and irreversibility of the euro is in question. Exit is a possibility. There is growing north/south European divide. French/German ... «World Policy Institute, Jul 15»
Greece and the Looming German-French Divide | Stratfor
The Greek deal delayed the chaos a Grexit would have caused, but it has led to debate about the irrevocability of EU integration, which may ... «STRATFOR, Jul 15»
Morgan Stanley: Greece deal or not, EUR is going down – eFXnews
"A Grexit represents a fundamental shift for EMU with the loss of 'irrevocability' potentially turning the union into a club of fixed exchanges rates ... «FXStreet, Jul 15»
Legal Avenues for a Grexit
The currency's irrevocability was designed to prevent financial markets from placing a eurozone state under pressure until it reintroduced its ... «Fair Observer, Jul 15»
The Baptism of Grief
Confronted by this irrevocability, we must grieve. Grieving is a baptism and tears the font in which we must be immersed. It is the work of ... «Huffington Post, Jul 15»
“Whatever it takes” to be put to the test as Greece votes “No”
The euro was designed with irrevocability in mind, and this irrevocability would now seem to be in some doubt, despite repeated assertions that ... «CMC Markets Site, Jul 15»
Brian Lucey: Athens asked to implement a plan doomed to failure
... policy that is not rooted in a Hooverian fantasy, and with a sense of irrevocability gone, the euro will be much weaker than it would have been ... «Irish Times, Jul 15»