English term
Change in constitution of company
1)
"AGREEMENT NOT TO BE AFFECTED BY CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION OF XX"
2)
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Other Conditions
The Borrower shall at all times during the subsistence of the Loan:
- observe all the provisions of the laws creating it in the [insert name of the country] and deposit with XX a complete and true copy of the constitution in force at the date hereof, and any other information and/or documents as XX may require from time to time and without the written consent of XX first had and obtained not to alter, amend, vary or modify the constitution in force at the date hereof;"
Non-PRO (2): mchd, Yvonne Gallagher
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Proposed translations
modification des statuts de la société
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Note added at 5 days (2020-02-29 17:26:18 GMT) Post-grading
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Thank you - Merci...!
changement statuaire (de la entreprise)
neutral |
Germaine
: statutaire = changement conforme aux statuts de la société. Ce n'est pas ce qu'on dit ici. Et encore moins "statuaire", comme le note Daryo.
3 mins
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disagree |
Daryo
: le nom féminin ***statuaire*** : l'art de réaliser des statues et l'ensemble et le caractère des statues appartenant à ...
7 hrs
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changement de la constitution d'une société
agree |
Youssef Chabat
8 hrs
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merci
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neutral |
Germaine
: À moins que XX soit un pays, on parle plutôt de régime constitutif (en réf. aux lois du pays) ou de statuts constitutifs (en réf. à la sté elle-même).
1 day 1 hr
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Changement dans les statuts de l'entreprise
agree |
Youssef Chabat
8 hrs
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neutral |
Germaine
: Déjà exprimé par John et "des" +FR que "dans". Aussi, une mod. des statuts (ex.: nb d'administrateurs, déménagement du siège social) ne modifie pas nécessairement le régime constitutif (ex.: loi sur les cies v. loi sur les osbl).
1 day 1 hr
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Discussion
"Une modification du régime constitutif de XX n'a aucun effet sur le présent contrat" ou plus littéralement: "Contrat non affecté par la modification du régime constitutif de XX"
"Tant que dure le prêt, l'Emprunteur respecte toutes les dispositions de ses lois constitutives... exemplaire intégral et authentique de ses statuts constitutifs en vigueur à la date des présentes...