Cross-Border Transfer and Collateralisation of Receivables : a Comparative Analysis of Multiple Legal Systems.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Jon, Woo-jung
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: London : Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2018.
Temas:
Conflict of laws > Security.
Accounts receivable.
Sûretés (Droit international privé)
Créances.
Accounts receivable
Conflict of laws > Security
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Foreword 1
  • Foreword 2
  • Foreword 3
  • Acknowledgements
  • Contents
  • Table Of Cases
  • Table Of Statutes, Conventions And Model Laws
  • Table of Online Registers
  • List of Tables
  • 1. Introduction
  • 1-1. Receivables
  • 1-2. Transfers of Receivables
  • 1-3. Security Rights in Receivables
  • 1-4. Security Transfer of Receivables
  • 1-5. Transfers Rather than Security Rights
  • 1-6. Proposal of an International Receivables Registry
  • 1-7. Research Methods
  • 1-8. Overview of this Book
  • 2. Security Rights Registries
  • 2-1. Introduction
  • 2-2. Publicity
  • 2-3. The Security Rights System in Common Law Jurisdictions
  • 2-4. The Security Rights System in Civil Law Jurisdictions
  • 2-5. International Efforts of Harmonisation
  • 2-6. The Pros and Cons of a General Security Rights Registry
  • 2-7. Filing Systems
  • 2-8. Parties Reciprocal Confirmation Instead of Registrar's Review
  • 2-9. Search for Registration
  • 2-10. Conclusion
  • 3. Transfers of and Security Rights in Receivables
  • 3-1. Introduction
  • 3-2. Comparative Analysis on Priority and Perfection
  • 3-3. Priority
  • 3-4. Perfection
  • 3-5. Check Points
  • 3-6. Classification of Jurisdictions
  • 3-7. Answers to the Six Common Questions
  • 3-8. The EU Directive on Financial Collateral Arrangements
  • 3-9. Conclusion
  • 4. Conflicts of Laws and Technical Issues of the Debtor-Indexed Registration System
  • 4-1. Introduction
  • 4-2. The Governing Law
  • 4-3. The Governing Law for Priority
  • 4-4. Perfection Methods and Check Points
  • 4-5. The Experience of the UN Receivables Convention
  • 4-6. Registration is the Solution
  • 4-7. The Double Debtor Problem
  • 4-8. Floating Charges
  • 4-9. Reservation of Title
  • 4-10. Conclusion
  • 5. The International Receivables Registry
  • 5-1. Introduction
  • 5-2. Scope of the International Receivables Registry.
  • 5-3. International Receivables Registry Registration
  • 5-4. The Compulsory Registration System with Limited Scope of Application
  • 5-5. Restriction of the Scope of Application of the Proposed International Receivables Registry Convention
  • 5-6. Registration of an IRT
  • 5-7. Deregistration of an IRT
  • 5-8. The Sphere of Application of the Proposed International Receivables Registry Convention
  • 5-9. The Operation of the International Receivables Registry
  • 5-10. Conclusion
  • 6. Priority in the International Receivables Registry
  • 6-1. Introduction
  • 6-2. Perfection
  • 6-3. Priority
  • 6-4. The Double Debtor Problem
  • 6-5. Floating Security Rights of the International Receivables Registry
  • 6-6. Reservation of Title
  • 6-7. Preferential Creditors
  • 6-8. Proceeds
  • 6-9. Bonds
  • 6-10. Subordination Agreements
  • 6-11. Conclusion
  • 7. Conclusion
  • Appendix: Draft Convention on Priority of Transfers of, and Security Rights in, Receivables ("Draft International Receivables Registry Convention")
  • Article 1 (Definitions)
  • Article 2 (Sphere of Application)
  • Article 3 (Registration of the IRT)
  • Article 4 (Deregistration of the IRT)
  • Article 5 (Priority)
  • Article 6 (Perfection)
  • Article 7 (Proceeds)
  • Article 8 (Transfer of a Security Right)
  • Article 9 (Floating Security Right)
  • Article 10 (Rights Having Priority without Registration)
  • Article 11 (International Receivables Registry)
  • Article 12 (The Supervisory Authority and the Registrar)
  • Article 13 (Information Required to Effect Registration)
  • Article 14 (Registration, Amendment and Discharge)
  • Article 15 (Transferees Entitled to Give Notice to the Debtor)
  • Article 16 (International Receivables Registry Jurisdiction)
  • Article 17 (Consent of Secured Creditors to Transfer to a Non-IRT)
  • Article 18 (Sanction for False Registration)
  • Article 19 (Search).
  • Article 20 (Contractual Prohibition on Transfers of Receivables)
  • Bibliography
  • Index.

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