Betekenis van:
cession

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. SSTD: Cession
2. IFB France (AGEP) — Cession a NFTI-ou
3. mortgage on real estate for DEM 1,8 million, 2nd and 3rd mortgages for DEM 20 million, cession of machinery and rights over third parties, cession of stock, cession of claims against customers, 90 % guarantee from Land of Thuringia
4. As regards SSTD, Belgium provided the following table: SSTD: Cession Context:
5. the supply of goods following the cession of the reservation of ownership to an assignee and the exercising of this right by the assignee;
6. Loan 1 was secured by several collateral items such as a charge on land, the cession of receivables and a product property transfer by way of security.
7. the supply of goods following the cession of a reservation of ownership to an assignee and the exercising of this right by the assignee;
8. In addition, HSY could have borrowed from the market without a State guarantee by using other forms of security, as for example the cession of claims from major contracts and the mortgage of its assets.
9. According to the Polish authorities, KPS required collateral in the form of acceptance of enforcement, an agreement on cession of receivables, an unconditional payment order, a non-denominated bond or asset pledges [13].
10. According to the Polish authorities, KPS required collateral in the form of acceptance of enforcement, an agreement on cession of receivables, an unconditional payment order, a blank promissory note or asset pledges [23].
11. According to the Polish authorities, KPS required collateral in the form of acceptance of enforcement, an agreement on cession of receivables, an unconditional payment order, a blank promissory note or asset pledges [41].
12. It also charged a one-off fee ranging from 0,1 % to 0,4 %. According to the Polish authorities, KPS required collateral in the form of acceptance of enforcement, an agreement on cession of receivables, an unconditional payment order, a blank promissory note or asset pledges [23].
13. The purpose of the derogation requested by Austria is to make the recipient liable for the VAT due in three specific cases: Firstly on the supply of goods provided as security by one VAT taxable person to another person in execution of that security, secondly on the supply of goods following the cession of the reservation of ownership to an assignee and the exercising of this right by the assignee and thirdly on the supply of immovable property by a judgment debtor in a compulsory sale procedure to another person.