Übersetzung für "company partially limited by shares " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

The protection of third parties should be ensured by provisions which restrict to the greatest possible extent the grounds on which obligations entered into in the name of companies limited by shares or otherwise having limited liability are not valid.

As regards measure 15 (takeover of MSR shares by NG and RIM), Germany claims that it does not constitute an economic advantage for Mediinvest, Geisler Trimmel and Weber, because: (a) it was carried out at the symbolic price of EUR 1 per share; (b) it did not involve any other advantages such as the cancellation of shareholder loans or guarantees of the shareholder; (c) NG and RIM took over the shares in MSR as to compile the ownership of Part II with that of Part I of the ‘Nürburgring 2009’ project and to enable a united business concept; and d) the question whether MSR was in difficulty at the moment of the transfer has no impact on this assessment, as ...[+++] MSR is a company with limited liability, thus the liability of the shareholders is in any event limited to the capital of the company.

in the case of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS), CEBS Secretariat Limited, a UK limited company by guarantee without share capital the registered office of which is situated in London and which is registered with Companies House under number 5161108,

The adoption of the Statute for a European Co-operative Society, or "SCE", will allow co-operatives to operate throughout the EU with a single legal personality and set of rules, in the same way as the Statute for a European Company (SE) will do for public companies limited by shares.

the companies in Irish law known as public companies limited by shares or by guarantee, private companies limited by shares or by guarantee, bodies registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts or building societies registered under the Building Societies Acts;

Whereas the co-ordination provided for in Article 54 (3) (g) and in the General Programme for the abolition of restrictions on freedom of establishment is a matter of urgency, especially in regard to companies limited by shares or otherwise having limited liability, since the activities of such companies often extend beyond the frontiers of national territories;