Traduction de «Dation » (Français → Anglais) :

accord and satisfaction

retention of collateral

accord and satisfaction

alienation | disposal | disposition | gift

transfer of property

conveyance by gift

collateral assignment [ conditional assignment ]

This goes back to Ms. Redman's question about the investment in R and D. When you look at the amount of money we have been putting into research and development in this country and then you take a look at the effect on the great universities of British Columbia, which have benefited so strongly from our investments in research and development, when you look at the great teaching hospitals in British Columbia and you look at the benefit they have received from that investment, when you look at the changes in the tax act benefiting people who want to make large gifts with the reduction in capital gains, and you see that UBC in fact received a $50 million gift—one of the largest gifts ever given in Canada—as a result of that change in the tax ...[+++]act, and then you turn around and see that latest numbers show that job creation in British Columbia in the high tech area is growing exponentially, you begin to see that the policies this government has put in place are in fact having a very beneficial effect in British Columbia.

158 (1) Three years after the coming into effect of the Act and at the end of every five-year period thereafter, the Minister of Justice shall undertake a comprehensive review of the operation of this Act and cause to be laid before both Houses of Parliament a report thereon including any recommendations pertaining to the amendments to this Act that the Minister considers necessary or desirable.

E. whereas the worsening economic and financial crisis and the implementation of austerity measures, with falling wages and rising unemployment, in conjunction with high rents and rising mortgage repayments, are leading to an increase in the number of evictions and property seizures by banks, in particular in countries such as Spain, which has seen more than 400 000 house evictions since 2008; whereas the absence of datio in solutum engenders social and financial exclusion, which is a major obstacle to finding other accommodation;

adopting measures such as regulating for the introduction of datio in solutum (where it does not exist) or declaring a state of emergency in the housing sector when needed in order to guarantee the right to housing;