Traduction de «Limited Partnerships Act » (Anglais → Français) :

Limited Partnerships Act [ An Act Respecting Limited Partnerships ]

limited partnership with shares | company limited by shares | partnership with stockholders | partnership limited by shares

interest in limited partnership | share in limited partnership

limited partnership | ordinary limited partnership

limited partnership with share capital | partnership limited by shares

Federal Act of 18 June 2004 on the Registered Partnership between Persons of the Same Sex | Same-Sex Partnership Act [ SSPA ]

real estate limited partnership | RELP

85 (1) This Act applies to limited partnerships in like manner as if limited partnerships were ordinary partnerships, and, on all the general partners of a limited partnership becoming bankrupt, the property of the limited partnership vests in the trustee.

(4) For the purposes of paragraph 149(1)(o.3) of the Act, where a small business investment corporation holds an interest in a partnership or trust that qualified as a small business investment limited partnership or small business investment trust, as the case may be, when the interest was acquired and that, but for this subsection, would cease at a subsequent time to so qualify, the interest in the partnership or trust shall be deemed to be an interest in a small business investment limited ...[+++] partnership or small business investment trust, as the case may be, for the 24 months immediately following the subsequent time.

(A) if the builder is a limited partnership, the complex is a residential condominium unit and subsection 336(5) of the Act applies to the builder in respect of the complex, 80% of the subscription price (within the meaning assigned by subsection 336(6) of the Act) for the interest in the limited partnership that relates to that complex, and

6. Welcomes the setting-up of the Interparliamentary Conference on Economic and Financial Governance of the European Union; underscores, nevertheless, its limits when it comes to encouraging accountability on the part of decision-makers; takes the view that, in the field of EMU, parliamentary control must be shared between the national and the European level and insists that responsibilities must be assumed at the level where decisions are taken or implemented, with national parliaments scrutinising national governments and the European Parliament scrutinising the European executives; believes that this is the only way to ensure the r ...[+++]equired increased accountability of decision-making; considers that this increased legitimacy can be ensured by foreseeing the adoption of national reform programmes and possible convergence partnerships by national parliaments, as well as the adoption by codecision of broad European policy orientations in the form of convergence guidelines, a new EU legal act setting a very limited number of priorities which are valid for a set period, and which are notably used when adopting the Annual Growth Survey and the country-specific recommendations; stresses that such cooperation should not be seen as the creation of a new mixed parliamentary body, which would be both ineffective and illegitimate from a democratic and constitutional point of view;