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collectible
collectible
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- wat men schuldig is; verantwoordelijk
- subject to or requiring payment especially as specified
"a collectible bill"
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collectible
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- in te vorderen
- subject to or requiring payment especially as specified
"a collectible bill"
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collectible
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- opeisbaar, inbaar, opvorderbaar, vorderbaar
- subject to or requiring payment especially as specified
"a collectible bill"
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collectible
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- betaalbaar
- subject to or requiring payment especially as specified
"a collectible bill"
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collectible
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- things considered to be worth collecting (not necessarily valuable or antique)
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Voorbeeldzinnen
- This illustrates that at that moment no money was collectible from OSE.
- However, it is useful to illustrate that before the delivery of a product, nearly no money is collectible.
- This confirms that, except for the limited advance payments which anyway had already been paid at the time and were therefore not collectible anymore, the rest of the purchase price was not collectible before the delivery of the vessels.
- Page 7 of this due diligence report analyses the receivables of HSY and indicates that trade debt due by Strintzis Lines ‘is only collectible upon delivery of the vessels in 2002’. This confirms that, except for the limited advance payments which anyway had already been paid at the time and were therefore not collectible anymore, the rest of the purchase price was not collectible before the delivery of the vessels.
- This due diligence report shows in particular that on 31 December 2000, nearly no money was collectible from Strintzis, the Greek Navy, OSE and ISAP.
- Appendix C of this report is ‘The Due Diligence Report on Hellenic Shipyards S.A. titled “Copy for Presentation Purposes” and its Executive Summary prepared by Arthur Andersen, dated 19 June 2001’. Page 7 of this due diligence report analyses the receivables of HSY and indicates that trade debt due by Strintzis Lines ‘is only collectible upon delivery of the vessels in 2002’. This confirms that, except for the limited advance payments which anyway had already been paid at the time and were therefore not collectible anymore, the rest of the purchase price was not collectible before the delivery of the vessels.
- Page 7 of this due diligence report analyses the receivables of HSY and indicates that trade debt due by Strintzis Lines ‘is only collectible upon delivery of the vessels in 2002’.
- The case originates from a complaint by La Souris Bleue, a French retailer for collectible products, alleging that Topps and its distributors had successfully prevented parallel imports of Pokémon stickers and albums from Spain into France.
- Pokémon is the name for a whole range of characters originally developed for the Nintendo ‘Game Boy’ videogame but also used, under a licence, by Topps to illustrate collectible products.
- In addition, the document indicates that ‘These receivables will be set off against the respective advances received’. This illustrates that at that moment no money was collectible from OSE.
- Appendix C of this report is ‘The Due Diligence Report on Hellenic Shipyards S.A. titled “Copy for Presentation Purposes” and its Executive Summary prepared by Arthur Andersen, dated 19 June 2001’. Page 7 of this due diligence report analyses the receivables of HSY and indicates that trade debt due by Strintzis Lines ‘is only collectible upon delivery of the vessels in 2002’.
- As regards the existence of receivables for products already delivered to the Navy and to ISAP, Greece has not shown, first, that such claims existed, second, that they were collectible and, third, that they represented — on a continuous basis during the life of the loan — an amount sufficiently large to mitigate the risk of losses in case of bankruptcy of HSY.
- As regards the possibility to collect proceeds during the execution of the contract (i.e. before delivery), the Commission again refers to the document quoted in footnote 128 of the present decision, which indicates that on 31 December 2000 the trade debt related to the contracts with OSE amounted to only EUR 0,5 million. In addition, the document indicates that ‘These receivables will be set off against the respective advances received’. This illustrates that at that moment no money was collectible from OSE.