Übersetzung für "to enter into possession " (Englisch → Französisch) :

entering into possession | taking possession

to access to an estate | to enter into possession

inability to contract marriage [ inability to enter into a marriage contract | inability to enter into marriage | incapacity to contract marriage | incapacity to enter into a marriage contract | incapacity to enter into marriage ]

ability to contract marriage [ ability to enter into a marriage contract | ability to enter into marriage | capacity to contract marriage | capacity to enter into a marriage contract | capacity to enter into marriage ]

to enter into a commitment | to enter into an undertaking

to make an offer to enter into a contract (1) | to extend an offer to enter into a contract (2)

come into force | enter into force

diapause [ undergo diapause | go into diapause | enter into diapause ]

entry into possession of property

Where agents act on behalf of both the payer and the payee (such as certain e-commerce platform), they should be excluded only if they do not, at any time enter into possession or control of client funds.

(11) For the purposes of this Part, a sovereign state or other jurisdiction is a “designated treaty country” for a taxation year of a foreign affiliate of a corporation if Canada has entered into a comprehensive agreement or convention for the elimination of double taxation on income, or a comprehensive tax information exchange agreement, in respect of that sovereign state or jurisdiction, that has entered into force and has effect for that taxation year, but any territory, possession, departme ...[+++]nt, depend- ency or area of that sovereign state or jurisdiction to which that agreement or convention does not apply is not considered to be part of that sovereign state or jurisdiction for the purpose of determining whether it is a designated treaty country.

acquired by inheritance: the property must be introduced within two years of the date on which the person concerned enters into possession of the property, and proof must be provided that the property was acquired by inheritance.

Question No. 1168 Ms. Elizabeth May: With regard to the 1400-plus page report commissioned prior to Budget 2012 by Public-Private Partnerships Canada from the consulting firm Deloitte and Touche concerning the relevance and applicability of private delivery of prison design, construction, financing, operation and maintenance to the federal correctional system, and given that the government stated in Budget 2012 that it had no intention of building new prisons: (a) does the government or any of its departments plan to privatize new or existing correctional facilities in any aspect of their design, construction, financing, operation, maintenance or services going forward and, if s ...[+++]o, (i) which aspects have been considered for privatization, (ii) what, if any, agreements or contracts have they entered into or do they plan to enter into with the private sector, (iii) which corporations, non-profit sector agencies, and other service providers are involved; and (b) how many Exchange of Service Agreements has Correctional Service Canada entered into with other jurisdictions for (i) sentences of two years plus a day, (ii) two years minus a day, (iii) do these agreements involve the privatization of any aspect of correctional and accommodation services and, if so, what is the nature of the privatization and which jurisdictions and third-party suppliers are involved?