In the Province of Ontario, in the County of Kent, in the township of Dover east, all those parcels being parts of lots 18, 19 and 20 in concession 16 and designated as parts 1, 3, 5 and 6 in the deed registered in the Land Registry Office for the registration division of the County of Kent at Chatham as Instrument No. 419841; said parcels are shown on a plan deposited in said registry office as Number 24R-3414; said parcels containing together about 46.53 hectares.

7. Where the conditions applicable to the registration of a transfer, as laid down in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3, or in the implementing acts referred to in paragraph 6, are not fulfilled, the Office shall notify the applicant of the deficiencies.

G. whereas on 10 September 2014 the Commission refused to register the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) ‘Stop TTIP’, taking the view that it fell outside the framework of the Commission’s powers to submit a proposal for a legal act of the Union for the purpose of implementing the Treaties; whereas a ‘Stop TTIP’ initiative has since been launched outside the procedure laid down in Regulation 211/2011 and has already collected more than one million signatures; whereas the Committee on Petitions has received a number of petitions raising concerns over the TTIP; whereas the petitioners’ main concerns are related to risks regarding the safety and quality of food imports, the transfer ...[+++] of data from the EU to the US, in particular information collected by the US regarding natural and legal persons (the right of EU citizens to ‘digital self-determination’), the lack of transparency of the negotiations, the potential negative economic impact of TTIP, in particular in terms of employment and wages, and the transfer of public authorities’ right to regulate to corporations via the ISDS mechanism;

These implementing acts relate to setting out the methodology for providing information on the support for climate change objectives; determining the methodology for milestones with regard to performance framework; establishing the standard terms and conditions in relation to financial instruments; adopting the template for the funding agreement concerning the joint uncapped guarantee and securitization financial instruments in favour of SMEs; laying down the modalities of the transfer and management of programme contributions wit ...[+++]h regard to certain financial instruments; establishing the model to be used when reporting on financial instruments to the Commission; determining the nomenclature, based on which the categories of intervention can be defined concerning the priority axis in operational programmes; establishing the technical characteristics of information and communication measures for the operation and instructions for creating the emblem and the definition of its standard colours; laying down the technical specifications of recording and data-storing in relation to the management and control system.

In order to ensure the efficient registration of legal acts concerning the European trade mark as object of property and ensure full transparency of the register of European trade marks, the power to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 290 of the Treaty should be delegated to the Commission in respect of specifying certain obligations of the applicant regarding specific trade marks, the details on the procedures for entering the transfer of European trade marks, the creation and transfer of a right in rem, the levy of exec ...[+++]ution, the involvement in an insolvency procedure and the grant or transfer of a licence in the Register and for cancelling or modifying relevant entries.

However, as both the RLR and SDLR are deeds-based land registry systems, the registrar is not responsible for verifying the legal validity of the registered documents maintained within the registry.8 In contrast, provincial land registry systems applicable off reserves, such as the Torrens land title system,9 provide: certainty of title in the registry; a system of priorities for ranking competing interests; and assurance that the registered owner is the true owner of the title.10