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No pretext may be invoked to get around this crucial requirement of transparency.
The applicable regulations state that this right may be invoked in certain cases, in particular the following.
The reasons which may be invoked by a Member State by way of justification must thus be accompanied by an analysis of the appropriateness and proportionality of the measure adopted by that State, and by specific evidence substantiating its arguments'.
The ground provided for in paragraph 2(c) may be invoked solely by the person or entity concerned by the use.
In order to speed up the enforcement in another Member State of a decision given in a Member State bound by the 2007 Hague Protocol it is necessary to limit the grounds of refusal orof suspension of enforcement which may be invoked by the debtor on account of the cross-border nature of the maintenance claim.
The applicable regulations determine that this law may be invoked in certain cases, in particular under the following circumstances.
Likewise, a statement made by a company and admitting the existence of an infringement by that company entails considerable legal and economic risks, including, inter alia, the risk of actions for damages being broughtbefore the national courts, in the context of which the Commission's establishment of a company's infringement may be invoked.
The applicable regulations stipulate that this right may be invoked in certain cases, in particular where one of the following applies.
Likewise, a statement made by a company and admitting the existence of an infringement by that company entails considerable legal and economic risks, including, inter alia, the risk of actions for damages being broughtbefore the national courts, in the context of which the Commission's establishment of a company's infringement may be invoked.
The ground provided for in paragraph 2(c) may be invoked solely by the person or entity concerned by the use.
Once the Office has accorded a date of filing to a Community trade mark application and has established that the applicant satisfies the conditions referred to in Article 5, it shall draw up a Community search report citing those earlier Community trade marks orCommunity trade mark applications discovered which may be invoked under Article 8 against the registration of the Community trade mark applied for.
No status, such as marriage or parenthood, may be invoked as such to prevent the legal recognition of a person's gender identity.
Once the Office has accorded a date of filing, it shall draw up a Community search report citing those earlier Community trade marks orCommunity trade mark applications discovered which may be invoked under Article 8 against the registration of the Community trade mark applied for.
The ground provided for in paragraph 1(c) may be invoked solely by the person who is entitled to the design right under the law of the Member State concerned.
By that question, the referring court seeks to ascertain, in the first place, whether and under what conditions EU law confers locus standi on individuals in such proceedings before the national authorities and courts, in the second place, what the specific obligations deriving from Directive 91/676 are, and, in the third place,whether those obligations may be invoked by an individual directly against the competent national authorities.
Gender identity. No status,such as marriage or parenthood, may be invoked as such to prevent the legal recognition of a person's gender.
This reason for debarment may be invoked by a person who, as the result of such debarment, would himself inherit or would be exempted from an obligation or other burden to which he is bound by virtue of the disposition of property.
The grounds provided for in paragraph 1(d) andin paragraph 2(a) and(b) may be invoked solely by the applicant for or the holder of the conflicting right.
In that regard, the reasons which may be invoked by a Member State as justification must be backed up with appropriate evidence or an analysis of the appropriateness and proportionality of the restrictive measure.
Further, pursuant to the newly-inserted Article 1195 of the French Civil Code,hardship may be invoked, unless there is a contractual provision excluding its application, if.
The precautionary principle may be invoked when a phenomenon, a product or a process can have potentially dangerous effects, identified through a scientific and objective assessment, in the case this evaluation cannot determine the risk with sufficient certainty.
Reports, statements and any other documents, or certified true copies orextracts thereof, obtained by the staff of the requested authority and communicated to the requesting authority under the assistance provided for by this Regulation may be invoked as evidence by the competent bodies of the Member State of the requesting authority on the same basis as similar documents provided by another authority of that country.
The limitations of liability provided for in those articles may be invoked by the provider in accordance with the provisions of national law transposing them or, failing that, for the purpose of an interpretation of that law in conformity with the directive.
Each of the central industrial property offices referred to in paragraph 2 shall communicate to the Office within two months as from the date on which it received the Community trade mark application a search report which shall either cite those earliernational trade marks or trade mark applications discovered which may be invoked under Article 8 against the registration of the Community trade mark applied for, or state that the search has revealed no such rights.
The precautionary principle may be invoked when a phenomenon, product or process may have a dangerous effect, identified by a scientific and objective evaluation, if this evaluation does not allow the risk to be determined with sufficient certainty.".
Each of the central industrial property offices of the Member States referred to in paragraph 2 shall communicate a search report which shall either cite any earlier national trade marks, national trade mark applications or trade marks registered under international agreements, having effect in the Member State orMember States concerned, which have been discovered and which may be invoked under Article 8 against the registration of the EU trade mark applied for, or state that the search has revealed no such rights.
According to the Commission the precautionary principle may be invoked when the potentially dangerous effects of a phenomenon, product or process have been identified by a scientific and objective evaluation, and this evaluation does not allow the risk to be determined with sufficient certainty[COM/2000/1].
Europe, on the other hand, has adopted the precautionary principle as policy:“the precautionary principle may be invoked when a phenomenon, product or process may have a dangerous effect, identified by a scientific and objective evaluation, if this evaluation does not allow the risk to be determined with sufficient certainty.”.
In addition, two other grounds may be invoked by the competent authority of the Contracting State where the agreement is sought to be enforced, which may refuse to grant relief if it finds that granting relief under the agreement would be incompatible with the public policy of the Contracting State, or if the subject matter of the dispute is not capable of settlement by mediation under the domestic law of that Contracting State.
This agreement goes against the precautionary principle of the EU- According to the European Commission, the precautionary principle may be invoked when a phenomenon, product or process may have a dangerous effect, identified by a scientific and objective evaluation, if this evaluation does not allow the risk to be determined with sufficient certainty.