Belgian Civil Code definition

Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil (as amended from time to time).
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Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Code Civil/Burgerlijk Wetboek.
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Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code civil introduced by the law of 13 April 2019.
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Examples of Belgian Civil Code in a sentence

  • In any event, any person declared incapable within the meaning of article 1123 and following of the Belgian Civil Code, may not register or participate in any way in the Game.

  • The Board of Directors also proposes, where necessary, to amend the Articles of Association of the Company in accordance with the law of 13 April 2019 introducing a Belgian Civil Code and inserting Book 8 "Evidence" in that code, which will enter into force on 1 November 2020.

  • The SPONSOR is also entitled to delegate, in accordance with the Belgian Civil Code, the performance of certain (additional) tasks to any other person(s) of its choice during the course of the Study.

  • General Article 22,§ 4 of the UCITS Act provides that, in case of an assignment of a receivable to a VBS/SIC, the assignment of all rights in the insurance policies which have been conferred to an originator as collateral for the assigned receivable is governed by the general principles applying to all receivables (i.e. Article 1690, Belgian Civil Code).

  • Convening notices are valid if delivered by letter, fax, e-mail or any other means of communication specified in Article 2281 of the Belgian Civil Code.

  • If We breach this warranty and fail to remedy the defect within 30 days of your notice to Us describing the alleged failure, your exclusive remedy will be to terminate the affected Service in accordance with Sections 9.4 and 9.5(f), excluding the right to specific performance under Article 1134 of the Belgian Civil Code (without prejudice to applicable mandatory laws).

  • In such circumstances, a debtor may, pursuant to Article 1253 of the Belgian Civil Code, choose to which Public Sector Exposure his payment may be allocated (it being understood that payments should be allocated to interest before principal).While it is fairly customary to request debtors to waive Article 1253 of the Belgian Civil Code in the context of loans granted to customers (including in the case of mortgage loans), this is not the case in relation to loans granted to public entities.

  • However, the application of Article 1162 of the Belgian Civil Code is expressly waived.

  • Subpart I—Cross-Subsidization Re- strictions on Affiliate Trans- actionsSOURCE: 73 FR 11025, Feb.

  • Without prejudice to Article 1134, Section 3 of the Belgian Civil Code, the Purchaser shall procure that all reasonable steps are taken to avoid or mitigate any Damages which might give rise to a Claim against the Seller.


More Definitions of Belgian Civil Code

Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil of 13 April 2019.
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Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek/ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 and, with effect from its applicable effective date, the Belgian new
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Belgian Civil Code means respectively the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek / ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 as amended and/or replaced from time to time or for the Books that are in force, the Belgian Civil Code of 13 April 2019.
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Belgian Civil Code the Belgian civil code, as amended from time to time (Burgerlijk Wetboek);
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Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian oud Burgerlijk Wetboek/ancien Code Civil of 21 March 1804 and, with effect from its applicable effective date, the Belgian new Burgerlijk Wetboek/Code Civil introduced pursuant to the Wet van 13 april 2019 tot invoering van een Burgerlijk Wetboek en tot invoeging van boek 8 “Bewijs” in dat Wetboek/Loi de 13 avril 2019 portant création d’un Code civil et y insérant un livre 8 « La preuve », as amended from time to time;
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Belgian Civil Code means the Belgian Burgerlijk Wetboek / Code Civil, as amended or replaced from time to time;
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