Примери за използване на Cross-border contracts на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Въпрос: Does the project cover domestic or/ and cross-border contracts?
To cross-border contracts where most of the problems of additional transaction costs and legal complexity arise;
The Common European Sales Law may be used for cross-border contracts.
The parties may agree that the Common European Sales Law governs their cross-border contracts for the sale of goods, for the supply of digital content and for the provision of related services within the territorial, material and personal scope as set out in Articles 4 to 7.
The proposal of the European Commission provides for the Common European Sales Law to be applied only to cross-border contracts.
The Common European Sales Law, available in all EU languages,provides one clear set of rules which the company could use in all its cross-border contracts, including the place, time and means of delivery, the seller's obligations in charge of the carriage of goods, the parties' obligations and rights in cases of early delivery or delivery of a wrongful quantity.
The project coversmostly domestic contracts but includes a lot of indications on cross-border contracts.
It will facilitate trade by offering a single set of rules for cross-border contracts in all 27 EU countries.
In fact, apart from a series of sectoral exemptions across a wide range of sectors, the directive is restricted to contracts concluded away from business premises,which increasingly constitute a sizeable proportion of cross-border contracts.
It will facilitate trade by offering a single set of rules for cross-border contracts in all 27 EU countries.
Once the UK leaves, those permissions will likely fall away,leaving firms unable to service cross-border contracts.
Analysis of the Economic Impact of Directive 2002/65/EC concerning the distance marketing of consumer financial services on the conclusion of cross-border contracts for financial services between suppliers and consumers within the Internal Market.
The Commission now intends to propose, by way of regulation, the introduction of an optional instrument, commonly referred to as the'28th law',which could govern cross-border contracts.
On the other hand,I feel that the optional application of common rules for cross-border contracts is a viable alternative.
In line with Article 114(3) of the Treaty, those rules should guarantee a high level of consumer protection with a view to enhancing consumer confidence in the Common European Sales Law andthus provide consumers with an incentive to enter into cross-border contracts on that basis.
The EESC emphasises that the principles of openness and transparency as well as efficiency, legal certainty, value for money, competition, accessibility to the market for SMEs and liberal professions, proportionality,increasing cross-border contracts, avoidance of discrimination and corruption, and the need for professionalism remain as valid as before.
In line with Article 114(3) of the Treaty, those rules should guarantee a high level of consumer protection with a view to enhancing consumer confidence in the Common European Sales Law andthus provide consumers with an incentive to enter into cross-border contracts on that basis.
This uncertainty exists independently of whether or not consumers are protected by the mandatory consumer contract law provisions of their own Member State in the case where a seller directs his cross-border activities to them or whether ornot consumers conclude cross-border contracts with a seller without the respective seller pursuing commercial activities in the consumer's Member State.
This uncertainty exists independently of whether or not consumers are protected by the mandatory consumer contract law rules of their own Member State in the event that sellers direct their cross-border activities to them, or of whether ornot consumers conclude cross-border contracts with sellers without the respective seller pursuing commercial activities in the consumer's Member State.
Legislative proposals for simple and effective cross-border contract rules for consumers and businesses 2015.
Considers that the Commission's proposals for cross-border contract rules for consumers and businesses should avoid the risk of a growing disparity between the applicable legal standards for offline and online purchases, and believes that online and offline sales should be dealt with coherently and treated equally on the basis of the existing high level of consumer protection, as different legal standards might be perceived by consumers as a denial of their rights;
We live in times when there are increasing numbers of cross-border purchases and contracts.
Procedures are complex, time-consuming, andrelatively expensive, especially regarding the fulfilment of contracts, cross-border trading, and connecting to the electricity grid.
To limit the technical barriers to cross-border submissions for public contracts.
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The CCPD resolves domestic and cross-border disputes arising from contracts for providing distant payment services in accordance with the Distance Marketing of Financial Services Act.
The cross-border potential of contracts negotiated away from business premises(direct selling) is constrained by a number of factors including the different national consumer protection rules imposed upon the industry.
EU regulators urged banks, investors andcustomers on Thursday to take“timely action” to avoid disruption to cross-border derivatives and insurance contracts caused by Brexit.
Britain and the EU have agreed on a“standstill” transition period whereby EU rules remain in force in Britain until the end of 2020,which would ensure continuity in cross-border financial contracts like insurance policies and derivatives.
LONDON(Reuters)- European Union regulators urged banks, investors andcustomers on Thursday to take“timely action” to avoid disruption to cross-border derivatives and insurance contracts caused by Brexit.