Romanian Civil Code definition

Romanian Civil Code means the Romanian Civil Code as republished in the Official Gazette of Romania No. 505 of 15 July 2011, approved by Law No. 287 of 17 July 2009 regarding the Civil Code and Law No. 71 of 3 June 2011 regarding the application of the Civil Code, as such may be amended from time to time.
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Romanian Civil Code means Codul Civil Român 1864, as further amended and completed.
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Romanian Civil Code means the Romanian Civil Code enacted by Law no. 287/2009, published in the Official Gazette, Part I, no. 511/24 July 2009, as further amended and
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Examples of Romanian Civil Code in a sentence

  • Mandate contracts between the managing director and an SA or SRL could also be concluded; such agreements are deemed ‘commercial agreements‘ governed by the rules of the Romanian Civil Code (and not by Romanian Labour Code).

  • Also, the managing director may require additional compensation, depending on the terms of his/her management agreement or rules of the Romanian Civil Code.

  • The Organizer reserves a right to modify the list of speakers and/or the agenda for reasons beyond its control (Force Majeure, as defined by the Romanian Civil Code – Law no.

  • Regarding InsideBusiness Payments CEE Romania, the parties confirm that each and every clause in these Conditions have been analysed and negotiated by the parties according to their requirements and objectives, and thus the provisions regarding standard form agreement, standard and unusual clauses from the Romanian Civil Code are not applicable.

  • Exhibitors will comply with fire prevention laws, laws that help prevent work accidents and those referring to possible damages caused on the territory of Romexpo Exhibition Center by visitors or exhibitors, according to the Romanian Civil Code and General and Technical Conditions.

  • For example, tfle new Romanian Civil Code entered into force in 20hh, tfle Czecfl and tfle Kungarian ones in 20h4.

  • Respondent denies Claimant’s allegation that Article 966 of the Romanian Civil Code does not apply to shareholder resolutions because they are non-contractual acts.

  • One element can be found in the new Romanian Civil Code, in Section 1355.

  • For the purpose of Article 1.221 of the Romanian Civil Code, it confirms that it has the necessary experience and knowledge to enter into and evaluate any Financing Document to which it is party and it is not in a state of need.

  • Furthermore, according to Article 1201 of the Romanian Civil Code: “[t] here exists res judicata when the second claim before the court has the same subject-matter, is grounded as the same cause and is between the same parties initiated by them and against them in the same capacity.” Respondent submits that these requirements are not met.


More Definitions of Romanian Civil Code

Romanian Civil Code means the Civil Code adopted through Romanian Law no. 287/2009, as subsequently supplemented by Law no. 71/2011, and which entered into force on 1 October 2011, as such was further be amended from time to time.
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Romanian Civil Code means the Romanian Civil Code enacted by Law no. 287/2009, published in the Official Gazette, Part I, no. 511/24 July 2009, as further amended andsupplemented by Law no. 71/2011 on the application rules for the Civil Code, published in the Official Gazette of Romania, Part I, no. 409/10 June 2011, as amended from time to time.".
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Related to Romanian Civil Code

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