reciprocal accounts — Same as mutual accounts … Ballentine's law dictionary

religious denomination — Same as religious sect … Ballentine's law dictionary

provision in favour of a third party

From a legal point of view, this is classed as a clause for the benefit of a third person (the child).

This Agreement does not contain any stipulations for others.

This Agreement does not contain any stipulations for others.

The injured party does not have to be the buyer or a third party benefi- ciary (one for whose benefit a contract is made).

This provision serves as a third-party clause within the meaning of Article 6:253 of the Dutch Civil Code.

Nevertheless, the stipulator may freely revoke the stipulation as long as the beneficiary has not accepted it.

This clause is to be considered a third-party clause as meant in Article 6:253 of the Dutch Civil Code.

A clause in favour of third parties creates a tripartite relationship, and the Controller would be a fourth party, which is not allowed by this construction.

Article 36 deals with rights, one tries to confer a right on a third State, it is the stipulation for others of French law.

Parties acknowledge that this Agreement also entails a third-party clause (as referred to in Book 6, Section 253 of the Dutch Civil Code) for and for the purposes of SMP.

Parties acknowledge that this Agreement also entails a third-party clause (as referred to in Book 6, Section 253 of the Dutch Civil Code) for and for the purposes of SMP.

Parties acknowledge that this Agreement also entails a third-party clause (as referred to in Book 6, Section 253 of the Dutch Civil Code) for and for the purposes of SMP.