10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SYNALLAGMATIC»
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1
Casebook on Contract Law
That obligation was conditional upon the happening, afterthe unilateral contract
had been made, ofan event which was specified in the invitation; the obligation
was to enter into a synallagmatic contract to sell the shares to the promisee, the ...
Jill Poole, Professor of Commercial Law Jill Poole, 2014
2
Digest of the Reported Decisions of the Superior Court of ...
Under the new code, a synallagmatic contract need not be made in as many
originals as there are parties. PVcis v. Mainhaut, 4 La. Rep. 123. 3. Where a
synallagmatic contract contains a condition precedent to he performed by one of
the ...
Judah Philip BENJAMIN (and SLIDELL (Thomas)), Thomas SLIDELL, 1834
3
Rome Convention: Rome I Regulation
Conversely, neither does Com- mon law stipulate the traditional consideration in
the sense of an expression of equivalence, nor does it determine the value of the
reciprocal performance provided within the scope of a synallagmatic ...
Alexander J. Belohlávek, 2011
4
A Treatise on Obligations: Considered in a Moral and Legal View
The divisions admitted by our jurisprudence are I. into contracts synallagmatic, or
bilateral, and contracts unilateral. The synallagmatic or bilateral, are those in
which each of the contracting parties binds himself to the other, as in. contracts of
...
Robert Joseph Pothier, 1802
5
French Law: A Comparative Approach
Also, in relation to evidentiary requirements and availability of remedies,
synallagmatic and unilateral contracts are not subject to the same rules. Thus,
e.g., under art. 1325 of the Civil Code 'instruments under private signature which
contain ...
6
Germany, Greece, Lithuania, Hungary
Until the new Greek Insolvency Code was put in force, there were no specific
regula- tions so therefore the general rules regarding synallagmatic contracts
and art. 671, 672 Gr. Commercial Law were applicable by analogy. According to
those ...
Wolfgang Faber, Brigitta Lurger, 2011
7
Yearbook of Private International Law
If and when clauses thus alter the synallagmatic and commutative nature of the
subcontract, converting it into an aleatory contract by the intention of the parties.
14 By contrast, pay when paid 13 For instance, the contractor can undertake the ...
Petar Sarcevic, Paul Volken, Andrea Bonomi, 2006
8
Introduction to French Law
1. Categories Established by the Civil Code Three categories are particularly
important, since they are subject to specific rules. (a) The first such categorization
distinguishes between synallagmatic and unilateral contracts.1 A synallagmatic (
or ...
George A. Bermann, Etienne Picard, 2008
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International Judicial Control of Environmental Protection: ...
As regards the first question, it is to be noted that the distinction should be made
as to each provision (or obligation), rather than as to each treaty,845 since even
a treaty of an essentially 'reciprocal' or 'synallagmatic' character can have some ...
10
The Code Napoléon, Verbally Translated from the French: To ...
in case of proceedings in falsification, the performance of acts, even authentic, is
suspended, J319, Synallagmatic. In what case a contract is synallagmatic, 1 102.
^-The resolutive condition is always implied in a synallagmatic contract, 1184- ...
France, Bryant Barrett, 1811
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SYNALLAGMATIC»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
synallagmatic en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Termination Of Construction Contracts And The Qatar Civil Code …
In contracts binding on both parties and imposing reciprocal obligations (synallagmatic contracts), where one of the parties fails to perform his obligation, the ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 15»
Assignment of trademarks and licensing of trademarks in Turkey
By virtue of the fact that the trademark license agreement is a synallagmatic agreement, there are many rights and obligations on parties. As it is implied in Article ... «Lexology, May 15»
Québec Court Of Appeal's Dunkin' Case Judgment: Franchisor's …
Unlike other Canadian provinces, the franchise agreement in Québec is an innominate, onerous, synallagmatic contract of successive performance governed by ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Abr 15»
Non-Compete Obligation Of The Commercial Agent
As mentioned in detail, above, since non-competition agreements are synallagmatic, the principal shall adequately compensate the agent in exchange for its ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Feb 15»
Distinction Between Incomplete Work - Defective Work In The …
Construction for allotment agreement is a synallagmatic agreement, since the client (land owner) and the contractor has reciprocal responsibilities and duties. «Mondaq News Alerts, Nov 14»
The employer's rights and obligations upon receiving an employee's …
Contrary to the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court found that an employment agreement is a synallagmatic contract, i.e. one that creates obligations to be ... «Lexology, Ago 14»
Shareholder Agreements
These sanctions may be listed as specific performance, compensation, rescission of the agreement for synallagmatic agreements and termination on just ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Dic 13»
The Paris energy series No. 7: Take-or-pay conditions in gas supply …
In synallagmatic (commercial) contracts, the "cause" of the debtor's obligation can be found in the creditor's corresponding undertaking.45 Where there is no ... «Lexology, Abr 13»
SWATCH versus ICEWATCH: trademark co-existence agreements
The Supreme Court qualified trademark co-existence agreements as synallagmatic innominate contracts intended to settle an existing or imminent conflict ... «International Law Office, Jul 12»
SWATCH versus ICEWATCH: enforcing and terminating trademark …
The Supreme Court qualified trademark co-existence agreements as synallagmatic innominate contracts intended to settle an existing or imminent conflict ... «Lexology, Jun 12»
