Примери за използване на General conditions of access на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Such general conditions of access include, inter alia, prices, payment conditions and delivery conditions. .
There are different underlying reasons why companies- particularly microenterprises and small andmedium-sized enterprises- apply different general conditions of access.
It may also occur when traders apply different general conditions of access to their goods and services to customers from other Member States.
Terms and conditions that are individually negotiated between the trader andthe customers should not be considered to be general conditions of access for the purposes of this Regulation.
Such general conditions of access include, inter alia, prices, payment conditions and delivery conditions. .
However, in those situations, traders should always treat their customers in a non-discriminatory manner, regardless of their nationality or the place of residence orplace of establishment when a customer wishes to benefit from such offers and general conditions of access.
Traders are free to offer different general conditions of access, including prices, and to target certain groups of customers in specific territories.
This prohibition shall not prevent traders from offering goods andservices in different Member States or to certain groups of customers by offering targeted offers and different general conditions of access, including by setting up interfaces by country.
Such general conditions of access include inter alia prices, requirements based on telephone prefixes, payment conditions and delivery conditions. .
Although such different treatment might, in some cases, be objectively justified, in other cases, some traders' practices deny or limit access to goods or services by customers wishing to engage in cross-border transactions, orsome traders apply in this regard different general conditions of access, which are not objectively justified.
When purchasing goods or services as end-users under general conditions of access, consumers and undertakings, in particular microenterprises and SMEs, are often in a similar position.
The prohibition of discrimination against customers pursuant to this Regulation should not be understood as precluding traders from offering goods or services in different Member States, or to certain groups of customers,by means of targeted offers and differing general conditions of access, including through the setting-up of country-specific online interfaces.
It also occurs when certain traders apply different general conditions of access to their goods and services with respect to such customers from other Member States, both online and offline.
However, the prohibition applicable in those situations should not be understood as precluding traders from directing their activities at different Member States orcertain groups of consumers with targeted offers and differing general conditions of access, including through the setting-up of country-specific online interfaces including those with different prices.
This includes also the obligation that the general conditions of access to a service do not contain discriminatory provisions relating to the nationality of the person for whom they are intended.
The first of those situations is where the trader sells goods andthose goods are delivered to a Member State to which the trader offers delivery under the trader's general conditions of access, or are collected at a location agreed upon between the trader and the customer in a Member State in which the trader offers such an option in those general conditions of access.
Traders shall indicate the general conditions of access and possible restrictions in accordance with this Regulation at the latest at the beginning of the ordering process in accordance with Article 8 of Directive 2011/83/EU.
In a number of specific situations, any differences in the treatment of customers through the application of general conditions of access, including outright refusals to sell goods or to provide services, for reasons related to the customers' nationality, place of residence or place of establishment cannot be objectively justified.
Traders shall not apply different general conditions of access to their goods or services, for reasons related to the country of origin or place of residence of the consumer, where.
The prohibition set out in paragraph 1 shall not prevent traders from offering general conditions of access, including sale prices, which differ from one Member State to another or which are offered to consumers in a specific territory or to specific groups of consumers.
A trader shall not apply different general conditions of access to his or her goods or services for reasons related to the nationality, place of residence or place of establishment of the customer.
The mere fact that the trader does not block/limit access to its online interface for consumers from another Member State ordoes not apply different general conditions of access in the cases laid down in this Regulation or does not apply different conditions for payment transactions in the payment schedule should not be considered as directing activities to the consumer's Member State.
(21a) In all of those situations, the general conditions of access should comply with the laws and regulations of the Member State where the trader pursues his or her activities or to which he or she directs his or her activities.
It also occurs when certain traders apply different general conditions of access to their goods and services with respect to such customers from other Member States, both online and offline.
A trader does not need to ensure that the general conditions of access comply with the laws and regulations, or to use the language, of the Member State of residence of a consumer to whom the trader does not intend to sell.
The prohibition set out in paragraph 1 shall not prevent traders from offering general conditions of access, including sale prices, which differ between Member States or within a Member State and which are offered to customers on a specific territory or to specific groups of customers.
(17) In a number of specific situations, any differences in the treatment of customers through the application of general conditions of access, including outright refusals to sell goods or to provide services, for reasons related to the customers' nationality, place of residence or place of establishment cannot be objectively justified.
(17) In a number of specific situations, any differences in the treatment of consumers through the application of general conditions of access, including outright refusals to sell goods or to provide services, for reasons related to the consumers' nationality, place of residence or temporary location cannot be objectively justified.
The prohibition set out in paragraph 1 shall not prevent a trader from applying different general conditions of access in different Member States or within a single Member State which are offered to consumers in a specific territory or to a specific group of consumers provided that these are not applied for reasons related to nationality, place of residence or temporary location.
(17) In a number of specific situations, any differences in the treatment of consumers through the application of general conditions of access, including outright refusals to sell goods, accept certain financial transactions that are officially stated by a trader or to provide services, for reasons related to the consumers' country of origin or place of residence cannot be objectively justified.