Should references part of CV only include names of the people who wrote recommendation letter to where the CV is going to be sent? Can one list all the people who have written letters of recommendations for him in his reference part of his CV regardless to where those recommendations are written? Or he should specially prepare his CV for the company/university including only the reference people who have written letters of recommendation for him to that company not all of the people from whom he has recommendations?
Edited for clarity, since the question in the title is somewhat opposite to that in the body: do not list all your references on your CV. Only the ones who have written or will write to that particular potential employer. To list everyone might give several unfortunate impressions. First, that the potential employer can contact any one of those references directly. Second, if the prospective employer has received letters from some, but not all, they may think something's wrong... and one form of this is to consider your application "incomplete", but not inform you, and you miss the opportunity.