Monetary claim as certified

If in the action raising a non-monetary claims the plaintiff declares their willingness to accept a certain sum of money in lieu of satisfying the claim, such sum shall be considered as the amount in dispute.

For purposes of the present Chapter, a small claim dispute shall denote a dispute on a monetary claim where the amount of dispute does not exceed 200,000 tolars.

In commercial litigations, small claims shall deem to comprise any claim wherein the amount in dispute does not exceed 500,000 tolars.

In other non-monetary claims, the amount in dispute shall be defined as the amount stated by the plaintiff in action..

When a monetary claim is supported by an authentic document the original or a certified copy of which is enclosed with the action, the court shall order the defendant to satisfy the claim (payment order):-

In the event of the Bank making demand, the Guarantor shall have the right to discharge immediately, under the conditions set out in the Finance Contract, all the monetary obligations of the Borrower under the Finance Contract which are still outstanding at the time of such discharge.

3.04 In the event of the Bank making a demand, the Guarantor shall have the right to discharge immediately, under the conditions set out in the Finance Contract, all the monetary obligations of the Borrower under the Finance Contract which are still outstanding at the time of such discharge.

3.04 In the event of the Bank making demand, the Guarantor shall have the right to discharge immediately, under the conditions set out in the Finance Contract, all the monetary obligations of the Borrower under the Finance Contract which are still outstanding at the time of such discharge.

3.04 In the event of the bank making demand, the guarantor shall have the right to discharge immediately, under the conditions set out in the finance contract, all the monetary obligations of the borrower under the finance contract which are still outstanding at the time of such discharge.

3.04 In the event of the Bank making demand, the Guarantor shall have the right to discharge immediately, under the conditions set out in the Finance contract, all the monetary obligations of the Borrower under the Finance contract which are still outstanding at the time of such discharge.

4 If a request for confiscation concerns a specific item of property, the Parties may agree that the requested Party may enforce the confiscation in the form of a requirement to pay a sum of money corresponding to the value of the property.

The equity partner must pay out such value no later than within three years of the day of the request, with interest added according to the interest rate payable on bank cash sight deposits, where the claims of creditors on the equity partner must be appropriately protected.

In the non-monetary claims where the subject-matter jurisdiction or the right to revision depend on the amount in dispute which the plaintiff has failed to state, the court shall act pursuant to provisions of Article 108 governing the proceedings with incomplete pleadings.

Small claims litigations shall also involve disputes on non-monetary claims in respect of which the plaintiff has declared his willingness to accept, instead of satisfaction the claim, a sum of money which does not exceed 500,000 tolars (first paragraph of Article 44).

Small claims disputes shall also include disputes on non-monetary claims in respect of which the plaintiff has declared his willingness to accept, in instead of satisfaction the claim, a sum of money not exceeding 200,000 tolars (first paragraph of Article 44).

In claims providing for payment of due sum of money not exceeding 200,000 tolars, the court shall issue a payment order against the defendant even though the action does not contain an authentic document, but does allege the legal basis and the amount of debt, adducing also the evidence to determine the truth such allegations.

In the event of the Bank making a demand, the Guarantor shall have the right to discharge immediately, under the conditions set out in the Finance Contract, all the monetary obligations of the Borrower under the Finance Contract which are still outstanding at the time of such discharge.

In order to draw cash benefits other than pensions under Article 52 (b) of the Regulation, a worker shall, within three days from the commencement of incapacity for work, apply to the institution of the place of residence by submitting a notification of having ceased work or, if the legislation administered by the competent institution or by the institution of the place of residence so provides, a certificate of incapacity for work issued by the doctor treating the worker concerned.

(v) he can establish a claim, due to unemployment, to cash benefits from the unemployment insurance of another State to which this Regulation applies or if he receives such a benefit;

There is no requirement that the cash must be used to benefit only the export, sale or production of the product for which the credit amount was calculated.

he can establish a claim, due to unemployment, to cash benefits from the unemployment insurance of another State to which this Regulation applies or if he receives such a benefit;

Apart from the requirement to present sufficient underlying eligible assets, there is no limit to the amount of funds to be advanced under the marginal lending facility.

Unless the authorities of the Member State of the applicant's nationality expressly waive this requirement, the applicant must undertake to repay the full value of any financial advance or help and expenditure incurred plus, where applicable, a consular fee notified by the competent authorities.

a request made by a Member State in accordance with point (a) of this paragraph shall be accepted to the extent that the sum of the amount accepted and the amount notified under Article 16(l)(a) does not exceed 75 % of the total financial amount allocated to that Member State by Decision 2000/503/EC.

States Parties shall make every reasonable effort to support applications by the enterprise for loans on capital markets and from international financial institutions.

Without prejudice to the derogation in Article 2(2), NCBs may grant a derogation in respect of the reporting of revaluation adjustments to money market funds (MMFs), removing from the MMFs any requirement to report the revaluation adjustment.

providing additional disclosures when the requirements in International Accounting Standards are insufficient to enable users to understand the impact of particular transactions or events on the enterprise's financial position and financial performance.

It is necessary to expand the monthly requirements to provide a monthly breakdown of deposit liabilities by subsector and further by maturity/currency and of loans by subsector/maturity and purpose as these breakdowns are considered essential for monetary policy purposes.

It shall work in close cooperation with the Statistical Programme Committee and the Committee on Monetary, Financial and Balance of Payments Statistics set up by Decision 91/115/EEC (6), to which it shall send, for information purposes, its opinions and reports, principally in so far as requests which imply new statistical works are concerned.

a request made by a Member State in accordance with point (a) of this paragraph shall be accepted to the extent that the sum of the amount accepted and the amount notified under Article 16(1)(a) does not exceed 75 % of the total financial amount allocated to that Member State by Decision 2000/503/EC.

If no call for contributions is anticipated when the request is approved, or if the approved request for reimbursement would exceed the anticipated contribution, the administrator shall make payment of the amount to be reimbursed within 30 days, taking account of ATHENA's cash flow and of what is needed to finance the common costs of the operation concerned.

Whereas, in order to be effective as an instrument for the performance of money market management and monetary control functions, the system for the imposition of minimum reserves needs to be structured so that the ECB has the ability and flexibility to impose reserve requirements within the context of, and dependent upon, changing economic and financial conditions among participating Member States;

If under a decree for execution a debtor is ordered to make periodic payments which fall due in time intervals during a period of one year after the lodging of the decree for execution (payments such as life annuity for the loss of enjoyment of life, the loss or impairment of capacity to work, or the death of the person providing maintenance, maintenance itself, etc.), the debtor's debtor shall execute such payments upon their respective maturity, without the creditor having to file another application for execution.