(m) Intangibles means all forms of movable property other than tangibles.

(i) Tangibles means all forms of corporeal movable property.

(b) Dispossession of the grantor if the encumbered assets are specific items of tangible movable property

Among the categories of intangibles are claims and receivables.

However, the Guide proposes that all types of asset are capable of being the object of a security right, including all present and future assets of a business, and covers all assets, both tangible and intangible, with the exception of assets specifically excluded.

The law should also provide for possessory security rights in tangibles.

(d) Registration of a notice of the security right in a specialized title registry if the encumbered assets are specific items of movable property for which title is established, under other law of the enacting State, by registration in such a registry (e) Entry of a notation of the security right on the title certificate if the encumbered assets are specific items of tangible movable property for which, under other law of the enacting State, title is evidenced by a title certificate or

The law should include a comprehensive and consistent set of provisions on non possessory security rights in tangibles and intangibles.

If the assets covered by the notice are all the present and after acquired movable property of the grantor, the law should confirm that it is legally sufficient to describe the charged assets as all movable property or by using equivalent language.

Fixtures in movables means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments and negotiable documents) that can become subject to separate security rights even though they are closely associated with other movable property, without however losing their identity.

(a) Alert third parties dealing with the movable assets of the grantor of the risk that those assets may be encumbered by a security right and

(k) Equipment means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments, negotiable documents and inventory), used by a person in the operation of its business.

It had reconvened its Working Group on the preliminary draft protocol on matters specific to space assets to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment.

However a secured creditor may take possession of tangible encumbered assets without the consent of the person in possession of them only in accordance with the law of the State in which those assets are located at the time the secured creditor takes possession of them.

Asset recovery

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On inventory control

If the assets covered by the notice consist of a generic category or categories of movable property, the law should confirm that a generic description is legally sufficient.

Physical Memory

Mass or product means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments or documents) that are so closely associated with each other that they cannot become subject to separate security rights.

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Mission aviation assessment

Disposal of assets

Inventory and distribution

Real property None of the claims in this instalment seek compensation for a loss of real property.

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Transferred from UNOSOM

Return and disposal of assets

Valuation of encumbered assets

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Further, should such items (both movable and immovable property) be mortgaged or collateralized, provisions of the Moveable and Immovable Property Act of the Kingdom of Bhutan, 1999 shall be applied accordingly.

In addition, the Working Group may wish to consider whether a rule along the lines of recommendation 140 should apply to security rights in tangible assets covered in recommendation 136.

Facilities, materials and equipment, real estate or other assets used in the commission of the offence

(g) Transfers to reserves

The redeployed resources include

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Total number of units (1 to 5)

Less transfer items

(a) Assets of the debtor, including the debtor's interest in encumbered assets and in third party owned assets

The allotment of common assets

Assets constituting the estate