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14:19 Jan 11, 2001 |
French to English translations [Non-PRO] Bus/Financial | ||||
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| Selected response from: Annie Robberecht, C. Tr. Local time: 07:20 | |||
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If one or more of the shares in encumbered with usufruct, the voting right belongs to the bare owner Explanation: "Si une ou plusieurs parts sont grevées d’usufruit, le droit de vote appartient au nu-propriéta (nu proprietaire)"--I think there are some typos here. Usufructory rights are the right to vote with a share and to get the dividends from it. This right can be temporarily transfered by the shareholder to another person (shareholder or not). The person who gave the usufruct to another is the "bare owner". This statute seems to say that voting right remains with the "bare owner" even if the right to collect dividends from the share has been transfered. I hope this helps. |
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If one or several shares are encumbered with usufruct, voting rights shall be exercised by the bare Explanation: If one or several shares are encumbered* with usufruct,voting rights shall be exercised by the bare owner. *OR burdened with (Lexum) Universit� de Montr�al, Centre de recherche en droit public |
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