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De la théorie à la pratique ... tel est l'objectif constant de la formation professionnelle notariale, par la voie universitaire (DSN) ou par la voie professionnelle (CFPN). La collection « Droit notarial » a pour but spécifique de répondre à cet objectif. Elle propose des ouvrages thématiques qui recouvrent l'ensemble des programmes de la formation : droit civil, droit commercial, droit immobilier, droit rural, droit fiscal ... Rédigé par des enseignants de la formation professionnelle, universitaires et notaires, chaque ouvrage présente pour une matière l'application du droit que réalise le notaire. Cette collection est conçue aussi bien pour la formation que pour la pratique professionnelle. Le vendeur d'un immeuble peut s'engager au-delà du droit commun de la vente. Il peut construire l'immeuble ou le rénover moyennant versement par l'acquéreur du prix au fur et à mesure de l'avancement des travaux. Lorsque l'immeuble ressortira du secteur protégé, il lui faudra obligatoirement conclure une vente en l'état futur d'achèvement ou une vente d'immeuble à rénover. Le régime de ces deux contrats est proche. En effet, les règles de la vente d'immeuble à rénover, issues de la loi ENL du 13 juillet 2006, sont directement inspirées des dispositions de la vente en l'état futur d'achèvement. Pour cette raison, plutôt que d'effectuer un examen successif de ces contrats, il a été choisi de les examiner simultanément, mettant ainsi en exergue tant leurs ressemblances que leurs différences. Premier ouvrage effectuant une comparaison entre ces deux contrats, il est, par ailleurs, étayé de nombreux cas concrets permettant une compréhension affinée de la matière. Il s'adresse tant aux praticiens qu'aux étudiants qui pourront en tirer, pour les premiers, des solutions à des questions pratiques, pour les seconds, l'appropriation des bases fondamentales à la mise en œuvre de ces contrats.

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This case looks at process flow diagrams which can be used in both manufacturing and services.

System analysis --- Mortgages. --- Hypothecation --- Mortgages --- Real obligations --- Securities --- Security (Law) --- Conveyancing --- Housing --- Liens --- Priorities of claims and liens --- Network analysis --- Network science --- Network theory --- Systems analysis --- System theory --- Mathematical optimization --- Law and legislation --- Finance --- E-books

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"This topical title explains the circumstances in which a creditor of an insolvent debtor can take priority over other creditors by claiming a proprietary interest in assets held by the debtor. It focuses on the situation where the proprietary interests are created by operation of law or implied from the arrangements between the parties, rather than by express transfer or taking of security. The book clarifies the current state of the law in an important area of insolvency law (especially in times of economic crisis) where the law is not settled, taking into account the latest developments in case law, and suggesting how it might be simplified by going back to first principles, such as the way proprietary interests are transferred at common law and in equity. The book concerns both insolvency law and property law, being essentially concerned with the limits of the law of property, marking out its boundary with the law of obligations. It is of particular importance in common law systems because of the nature of equitable proprietary interests, and includes reference to Commonwealth authorities where relevant, including Australia, New Zealand and Canada. This work provides a structured and principled analysis of the topical and important area of creditors' proprietary rights in the event of insolvency of a debtor"--Provided by publisher.

Priorities of claims and liens --- Priorities of liens --- Bankruptcy --- Contracts --- Debtor and creditor --- Land titles --- Liens --- Mortgages --- Registration and transfer

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This paper reports the main findings of a pilot project launched in July 2014 by the IMF’s Statistics Department to test augmenting the IMF’s financial soundness indicators (FSIs) with concentration and distribution measures (CDMs) to capture tail risks, concentrations, variations in distributions, and the volatility of indicators over time that simple averages can miss. Volunteer participants reported a trial set of CDMs to assess analytical usefulness and identify concerns such as confidentiality and reporting burden. The results of the pilot suggests that CDMs can help detect financial sector risks, justifying the additional reporting burden but that further input from participating countries and potential data users should be sought; indeed further refinement of the reporting requirements and the CDMs themselves may be needed.

Finance: General --- Financial Markets and the Macroeconomy --- Banks --- Depository Institutions --- Micro Finance Institutions --- Mortgages --- General Financial Markets: Government Policy and Regulation --- Finance --- Financial soundness indicators --- Financial services industry

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Comparative law --- Droit comparé --- Chattel mortgages --- Hypothèques sur biens meubles --- Pledges (Law) --- Gage (Droit) --- Security (Law) --- Sûretés (Droit) --- Intangible property --- Biens incorporels --- Law and legislation --- Droit