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111	Les biens immatériels saisis par le droit des sûretés réelles mobilières conventionnelles / Intangible assets seized by the conventional law of guarantees Pinto Hania, Vanessa 07 December 2011 (has links) Traditionnellement, les biens immatériels sont qualifiés, tantôt de biens incorporels, tantôt de propriétés incorporelles ou intellectuelles, tantôt encore de biens d'exploitation, la plupart de ces qualifications étant insatisfaisantes. En réalité, cette catégorie de biens souffre d'une absence de définition. Pourtant, d'aucuns affirment qu'ils représentent une richesse économique, une source de crédit fantastique pour les débiteurs, et un gage de sécurité pour les créanciers. Or, la législation française semble avoir superbement ignoré les biens immatériels.En témoigne le droit des biens tout d'abord. En effet, à la lecture de l'article 516 du Code civil, selon lequel « tous les biens sont meubles ou immeubles », force est de constater que les biens immatériels ne peuvent être valablement rattachés à la catégorie des meubles ou à celle des immeubles. Les biens immatériels s'opposent aux biens matériels (biens de la nature, matières premières, biens intellectuels tombés dans le domaine public ou dénués de protection au titre du droit de la propriété intellectuelle). Ils désignent les biens qui disposent d'une chose incorporelle et d'un corpus. Nous avons recensé deux natures de biens immatériels : les biens immatériels financiers regroupant les monnaies, les parts et actions sociales, les instruments financiers, les créances et les biens immatériels industriels regroupant les fonds de commerce et les propriétés intellectuelles.En témoigne le droit des sûretés réelles conventionnelles ensuite. Le projet de réforme du droit des sûretés qui a été confié à la Commission Grimaldi fondait de nombreux espoirs. Ayant fait l'objet de très rares modifications depuis l'origine du Code civil, l'édifice s'ébranlait et nécessitait une rénovation. Il s'ébranlait principalement pour trois raisons : la lisibilité notamment parce que le droit des sûretés réelles conventionnelles sur biens immatériels s'est développé en marge du Code civil, l'efficacité et la capacité des régimes envisagés quant à la préservation des intérêts du débiteur et du créancier. Depuis longtemps la pratique et la doctrine dénonçaient une telle complexification et appelaient de leurs vœux aux changements. Malheureusement, l'ordonnance n° 2006-346 du 23 mars 2006 portant réforme du droit des sûretés n'a pas su rassurer. En créant le nantissement comme la sûreté réelle conventionnelle sur biens mobiliers incorporels, sans l'accompagner d'un régime uniforme, elle n'a fait qu'accentuer les inquiétudes et les critiques patentes.Pourtant, nous sommes convaincus de ce que le droit français dispose des remèdes indispensables au sauvetage de la matière. En effet, le nouveau régime du gage, tel que modifié par l'ordonnance n° 2006-346 du 23 mars 2006, comporte désormais un régime adapté aux biens immatériels industriels. Quant à la fiducie-sûreté, consacrée par la loi n° 2007-211 du 19 février 2007, elle a révélé, à travers les expériences observées hors de nos frontières, sa pleine efficacité lorsqu'elle a pour assiette des biens immatériels financiers. / Immaterial assets are traditionally described either as intangible assets or as intangible or intellectual property, or else as operating assets, but most of those terms are not satisfactory. This class of assets actually suffers from a lack of definition. However, some people state that they represent a form of economic wealth, a fantastic source of credit for the debtors, and a guarantee of safety for the creditors. And yet, French legislation seems to have ignored immaterial assets.This is first and foremost demonstrated by property law. Indeed, according to article 516 of the Code civil, which states that « property is either movable or immovable », one has to admit that immaterial assets cannot validly be linked to movable or immovable property. Immaterial assets are opposed to material assets (property of nature, commodities, intellectual property of the public domain or without protection under intellectual property law). They refer to property that has an object and a corpus. Two types of immaterial assets have been identified: financial immaterial assets, bringing together currencies, units and shares in a company, financial instruments, liabilities and industrial immaterial assets, bringing together business and intellectual property.This is also demonstrated by conventional real-property surety law. The surety law reform project which was awarded to the Grimaldi Commission was the source of significant hope. It had only been rarely amended since the inception of the Code civil and the structure was weakening and needed updating. This weakening had three main grounds : readability first, in particular since conventional real-property surety law on immaterial assets had developed outside of the Code civil, efficiency and capability of the contemplated systems regarding the preservation of the interests of the debtor and the creditor. Practice and doctrine had been denouncing such complexity for long and were calling for amendments. Unfortunately, order n°2006-346 of March 23rd 2006 reforming surety law didn't restore confidence. By creating the lien as the conventional real-property surety on immaterial movable assets without creating a consistent system, it has only emphasized the obvious concerns and critics.However, we are convinced that French law has the means that are essential to save this subject. Indeed, the new system of pledge, as amended by order n° 2006-346 of March 23rd 2006, now has a system that is suitable for industrial immaterial assets. As for the “fiducie-sûreté”, established by Act n° 2007-211 of February 19th 2007, it has revealed that, through the experiences observed abroad, it is fully efficient when it deals with financial immaterial assets. Biens immatériels Sûretés réelles Nantissement Fiducie Gage Biens incorporels Propriété intellectuelle Fonds de commerce Monnaie Créances Valeurs mobilières Instruments financiers Garanties Suretés mobilières Suretés conventionnelles Trust Hypothèque mobilière Common law Droit comparé Procédures collectives Immaterial Assets Conventional real-property surety law Trust Property Intangible Immaterial Intellectual property Business Currency Liabilities Transferable securities Financial instruments Guarantees Real property sureties Movable Pledge Lien Mortgage of personal property Common law Collective proceedings Comparative law
112	BBT Acoustic Alternative Top Bracing CADD Data Set-NoRev-2022Jun28 Hemphill, Bill 22 July 2022 (has links) This electronic document file set consists of an overview presentation (PDF-formatted) file and companion video (MP4) and CADD files (DWG & DXF) for laser cutting the ETSU-developed alternate top bracing designs and marking templates for the STEM Guitar Project’s BBT (OM-sized) standard acoustic guitar kit. The three (3) alternative BBT top bracing designs in this release are (a) a one-piece base for the standard kit's (Martin-style) bracing, (b) 277 Ladder-style bracing, and (c) an X-braced fan-style bracing similar to traditional European or so-called 'classical' acoustic guitars. The CADD data set for each of the three (3) top bracing designs includes (a) a nominal 24" x 18" x 3mm (0.118") Baltic birch plywood laser layout of (1) the one-piece base with slots, (2) pre-radiused and pre-scalloped vertical braces with tabs to ensure proper orientation and alignment, and (3) various gages and jigs and (b) a nominal 15" x 20" marking template. The 'provided as is" CADD data is formatted for use on a Universal Laser Systems (ULS) laser cutter digital (CNC) device. Each CADD drawing is also provided in two (2) formats: Autodesk AutoCAD 2007 .DWG and .DXF R12. Users should modify and adapt the CADD data as required to fit their equipment. This CADD data set is released and distributed under a Creative Commons license; users are also encouraged to make changes o the data and share (with attribution) their designs with the worldwide acoustic guitar building community. BBT acoustic guitar brace bracing top CADD CAD DWG DXF R12 lutier ETSU OM orchestra model STEM STEM Guitar building project kit storefront 3mm 0.118" Baltic birch plywood sheet 24 18 3mm 0.118 laser cut engrave etch marking template layout Martin Martin-style X-brace X-bracing X-braced X tone arm tonal variant alternative alt ladder 277 fan classicial European tab slot bump out radiused 300 inch 25 foot 762 meter radius base vertical scallop glue wood go-bar go bar deck jig fixture gage gauge headstock head plate neck contour fret stack stackable align alignment position orientation vertical perpendicular T1 upper bout lower kerfing sand chisel shape weight lighten light tone tap carbon-dioxide CO2 10.6 µm Universal Laser Systems ULS workboard waxed baker sheet Acoustics, Dynamics, and Controls Adult and Continuing Education Algebraic Geometry Appalachian Studies Art Education Educational Technology Elementary Education and Teaching Engineering Education Geometry and Topology Harmonic Analysis and Representation Higher Education and Teaching Industrial and Product Design Manufacturing Music Music Education Other Engineering Science and Materials Polymer and Organic Materials Science and Mathematics Education Secondary Education and Teaching Structural Materials Vocational Education
113	BBT Acoustic Alternative Top Bracing CADD Data Set-NoRev-2022Jun28 Hemphill, Bill 22 July 2022 (has links) This electronic document file set consists of an overview presentation (PDF-formatted) file and companion video (MP4) and CADD files (DWG & DXF) for laser cutting the ETSU-developed alternate top bracing designs and marking templates for the STEM Guitar Project’s BBT (OM-sized) standard acoustic guitar kit. The three (3) alternative BBT top bracing designs in this release are (a) a one-piece base for the standard kit's (Martin-style) bracing, (b) 277 Ladder-style bracing, and (c) an X-braced fan-style bracing similar to traditional European or so-called 'classical' acoustic guitars. The CADD data set for each of the three (3) top bracing designs includes (a) a nominal 24" x 18" x 3mm (0.118") Baltic birch plywood laser layout of (1) the one-piece base with slots, (2) pre-radiused and pre-scalloped vertical braces with tabs to ensure proper orientation and alignment, and (3) various gages and jigs and (b) a nominal 15" x 20" marking template. The 'provided as is" CADD data is formatted for use on a Universal Laser Systems (ULS) laser cutter digital (CNC) device. Each CADD drawing is also provided in two (2) formats: Autodesk AutoCAD 2007 .DWG and .DXF R12. Users should modify and adapt the CADD data as required to fit their equipment. This CADD data set is released and distributed under a Creative Commons license; users are also encouraged to make changes o the data and share (with attribution) their designs with the worldwide acoustic guitar building community. BBT acoustic guitar brace bracing top CADD CAD DWG DXF R12 lutier ETSU OM orchestra model STEM STEM Guitar building project kit storefront 3mm 0.118" Baltic birch plywood sheet 24 18 3mm 0.118 laser cut engrave etch marking template layout Martin Martin-style X-brace X-bracing X-braced X tone arm tonal variant alternative alt ladder 277 fan classicial European tab slot bump out radiused 300 inch 25 foot 762 meter radius base vertical scallop glue wood go-bar go bar deck jig fixture gage gauge headstock head plate neck contour fret stack stackable align alignment position orientation vertical perpendicular T1 upper bout lower kerfing sand chisel shape weight lighten light tone tap carbon-dioxide CO2 10.6 µm Universal Laser Systems ULS workboard waxed baker sheet Acoustics, Dynamics, and Controls Adult and Continuing Education Algebra Algebraic Geometry Appalachian Studies Applied Mathematics Art Education Biology Computer-Aided Engineering and Design Educational Technology Elementary Education and Teaching Engineering Education Engineering Science and Materials Forest Sciences Geometry and Topology Harmonic Analysis and Representation Industrial and Product Design Manufacturing Music Music Education Other Engineering Other Engineering Science and Materials Physics Polymer and Organic Materials Polymer Chemistry Science and Mathematics Education Secondary Education and Teaching Structural Materials Vocational Education

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