Примери за използване на Consumer should be entitled на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(37)As a second step, the consumer should be entitled to have the price reduced or the contract terminated.
If the trader then fails to supply the digital content ordigital service, the consumer should be entitled to terminate the contract.
In a first step the consumer should be entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced within a reasonable time and without any significant inconvenience.
In cases where the consumer pays a price andprovides personal data, the consumer should be entitled to all available remedies in the event of a lack of conformity.
Therefore, the consumer should be entitled to claim compensation for detriment caused by a lack of conformity or a failure to supply the digital content or digital service.
(51) If repair orreplacement have not provided the consumer with a proper remedy for the lack of conformity, the consumer should be entitled to a price reduction or to terminate the contract.
For example, the consumer should be entitled to directly request a price reduction or the termination of the contract where the consumer is supplied with anti-virus software which is itself infected with viruses and would constitute an instance of lack of conformity of such a serious nature.
(52) In certain situations, it could be justified that the consumer should be entitled to have the price reduced or the contract terminated immediately.
(28)Where the seller has not remedied the lack of conformity through repair or replacement without significant inconvenience for the consumer andwithin a reasonable time, the consumer should be entitled to a price reduction or to terminate the contract.
If the seller has not repaired orreplaced the good within that time, the consumer should be entitled to claim and obtain a price reduction or termination of the contract without waiting any longer.
(28) Where the trader has not remedied the lack of conformity through repair orreplacement without significant inconvenience for the consumer and within one month, the consumer should be entitled to a price reduction or to terminate the contract.
In particular, provided all other conditions are met, the consumer should be entitled to have the digital content or digital service brought into conformity, to have the price reduced in relation to the money paid for the digital content or digital service or to have the contract terminated.
In specific circumstances, such as where it is clear that the trader will not supply the digital content or digital service orwhere a specific time for the supply is essential for the consumer, the consumer should be entitled to terminate the contract without first calling upon the trader to supply the digital content or digital service.
In such cases the consumer should be entitled to pursue compensation under relevant legislation addressing defective products or non-conforming goods, including Council Directive 85/374/EEC1a, Directive 1999/44/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council 1b and Directive 2006/114/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council1c as applicable.
(42)Considering the need to balance legitimate interests of consumers and suppliers, where the digital content provided over a period of time in exchange for a payment of a price,gives rise to the right to terminate, the consumer should be entitled to terminate only the part of the contract which corresponds to the time when the digital content was not in conformity with the contract.
(71) The consumer should be entitled to retrieve the content within a reasonable time, without hindrance from the trader, in a commonly used machine-readable format and free of charge, with the exception of costs generated by the consumer's own digital environment, for instance the costs of a network connection as those costs are not specifically linked to the retrieval of the content.
Where the facts leading to non-compliance with requirements under Regulation(EU) 2016/679 also constitute a lack of conformity of the digital content or digital service with subjective orobjective requirements for conformity as provided for in this Directive, the consumer should be entitled to the remedies for the lack of conformity provided for by this Directive, unless the contract is already void or voidable under national law.
In certain situations, it is justified that the consumer should be entitled to have the price reduced or the contract terminated immediately, for instance where the trader previously failed to successfully bring the digital content or digital service into conformity or where the consumer cannot be expected to maintain confidence in the ability of the trader to bring the digital content or digital service into conformity due to the serious nature of the lack of conformity.
In the event of a violation of third-party rights that results in a restriction that prevents or limits the use of the digital content or digital service in accordance with the subjective andobjective requirements for conformity, the consumer should be entitled to the remedies for the lack of conformity, unless national law provides for the nullity of the contract, or for its rescission, for example for breach of legal warranty against eviction.
In these situations consumers should be entitled to withdraw from the sales contract and/or be compensated for the prejudice they suffered.
Therefore, consumers should be entitled to a compensation for damages caused to the consumer's digital environment by a lack of conformity with the contract or a failure to supply the digital content.
(62) In the case of lack of conformity, consumers should be entitled to have the digital content or digital service brought into conformity, to have a proportionate reduction in the price, or to terminate the contract.
Where consumers do not have smart meters, they should be entitled to meters that fulfil the minimum requirements necessary to provide them with the billing information specified in this Directive.
The consumer should also be entitled to any part of the price paid in advance for any period that would have remained after the contract was terminated.
Similarly, where, subsequent to a modification, a lack of conformity of the digital content ordigital service that has not been caused by the modification arises, the consumer should continue to be entitled to rely on remedies as provided for under this Directive for the lack of conformity in relation to this digital content or digital service.
Similarly, where, subsequent to a modification, a lack of conformity of the digital content ordigital service that has not been caused by the modification arises, the consumer should continue to be entitled to rely on remedies as provided for under this Directive for the lack of conformity in relation to this digital content or digital service.
Therefore, upon termination, the consumer should only be entitled to the part of the price paid that corresponds and is in proportion to the length of time during which the digital content or digital service was not in conformity.
Alternatively, the trader can decide to enable the consumer to maintain access to the digital content or digital service at no additional cost, without the modification and in conformity,in which case the consumer should not be entitled to terminate the contract.
Whereas, to protect the physical well-being and property of the consumer, the defectiveness of the product should be determined by reference not to fitness for use but to the lack of the safety which the public at large is entitled to expect; whereas the safety is assessed by excluding any use of the product not reasonable under the circumstances;”.
Consumers should, therefore, be entitled to claim compensation for any detriment caused by an infringement by the seller of this Directive, including for damage suffered as a consequence of a lack of conformity.