Council Regulation (EEC) No 2919/85 of 17 October 1985 laying down the conditions for access to the arrangements under the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine relating to vessels belonging to the Rhine Navigation
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1. The document referred to in the first paragraph of Article 2 shall not be issued for a vessel unless the owner of that vessel: (a) as a natural person, is a national of one of the Contracting States and has his domicile or usual residence in a Contracting State; or (b) as a legal person governed by public law, is established under the laws of a Contracting State and has its registered office in that State; or (c) as a legal person or a company or firm governed by private law; (aa) is established in a Contracting State under its laws; (bb) has its registered office, its principal place of business and the place from which the vessel is operated in that Contracting State, and (cc) is managed and directed by persons the majority of whom are nationals of Contracting States and who have their domicile or usual residence and, in the case of legal persons, their registered office, in one of those States. 2. However, no document shall be issued in respect of a vessel belonging to a legal person or a company or firm governed by private law either if it is so constituted that the persons holding directly or indirectly a majority share in the beneficial ownership of the undertaking or holding the majority of shares conferring voting rights or the majority of voting rights, are not nationals of Contracting States or do not have their domicile, registered office or usual residence in one of those States. 3. In the case of trusts or similar arrangements, the conditions laid down above must also be fulfilled in respect of the persons on whose behalf such transactions are performed. 4. A Contracting State may exceptionally, after consulting the Central Commission, grant exceptions to the majority required in paragraphs 1 (c) (cc) and 2 above on condition that the objective of Additional Protocol 2 to the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine is not affected. The Central Commission may establish the general conditions under which these exceptions will be granted.
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1. The document referred to in the first paragraph of Article 2 shall not be issued for a vessel unless the owner of that vessel: (a) as a natural person, is a national of one of the Contracting States and has his domicile or usual residence in a Contracting State; or (b) as a legal person governed by public law, is established under the laws of a Contracting State and has its registered office in that State; or (c) as a legal person or a company or firm governed by private law; (aa) is established in a Contracting State under its laws; (bb) has its registered office, its principal place of business and the place from which the vessel is operated in that Contracting State, and (cc) is managed and directed by persons the majority of whom are nationals of Contracting States and who have their domicile or usual residence and, in the case of legal persons, their registered office, in one of those States. 2. However, no document shall be issued in respect of a vessel belonging to a legal person or a company or firm governed by private law either if it is so constituted that the persons holding directly or indirectly a majority share in the beneficial ownership of the undertaking or holding the majority of shares conferring voting rights or the majority of voting rights, are not nationals of Contracting States or do not have their domicile, registered office or usual residence in one of those States. 3. In the case of trusts or similar arrangements, the conditions laid down above must also be fulfilled in respect of the persons on whose behalf such transactions are performed. 4. A Contracting State may exceptionally, after consulting the Central Commission, grant exceptions to the majority required in paragraphs 1 (c) (cc) and 2 above on condition that the objective of Additional Protocol 2 to the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine is not affected. The Central Commission may establish the general conditions under which these exceptions will be granted.
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