Примери за използване на Representative actions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers(debate) NL.
Member States shall ensure that the'loser pays' principle applies for all types of representative actions.
Consumers would have to be informed of the outcome of representative actions and how they could benefit from them.
Representative actions, in the European way, will bring more fairness to consumers, not more business for law firms.
The existing Union law instruments apply to the representative actions set out by this Directive.
Member States may decide for such revenues to be allocated to a fund created for the purpose of financing representative actions.
Consumers will be adequately informed of the outcome of representative actions and how they will benefit from them.
Lawyers' fees: Representative actions should not provide an incentive for disputes which are unnecessary for the parties concerned.
Member States shall ensure that qualified entcompetent authorities are entitled to bring representative actions seeking the following measures.
At its core it is private representative actions of a certain person(customs agent) on behalf of another person(the client).
Member States or its courts shall designate within their respective territory at least one qualified representative entities for the purpose of bringing representative actions.
The Representative Actions Directive must not divert attention away from the fact that a revision of passenger rights is long overdue.
(32a) Member States should be encouraged to set up a national register for representative actions free of charge, which could further enhance the transparency obligations.
Representative actions will not be open to law firms, but only to entities such as consumer organisations that are non-profit and fulfil strict eligibility criteria, monitored by a public authority.
The EESC acknowledges the proposal for a directive on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers, and repealing Directive 2009/22/EC(14).
Member States shall ensure that qualified representative entities, including public bodies that have been designated in advance,are entitled to bring representative actions seeking the following measures.
Member States shall ensure that representative actions according to Article 1 can be brought before national courts or administrative authorities by qualified entities.
(1)The purpose of this Directive is to enable qualified entities, which represent the collective interest of consumers,to seek remedy through representative actions against infringements of provisions of Union law.
The commission shall assess whether cross-border representative actions could be best addressed at the EU level by establishing a European ombudsman for collective redress.
In April 2018, the Commission proposed the New Deal for Consumers legislative package to improve the enforcement and to modernise of EU consumer protection rules andopen the possibility for EU representative actions.
(6 a) This Directive applies to representative actions brought against infringements with a broad consumer impact related to the provisions covered by the Union law listed in Annex I.
On the proposal for a directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers, and repealing Directive 2009/22/EC.
I do, however, believe that representative actions can also play an important role in the effective implementation of competition law and the improvement of consumer protection, and thus we must also devote attention to this, both at the Estonian and European Union levels.
Without prejudice to Article 16,the Commission shall assess whether cross-border representative actions could be best addressed at Union level by establishing a European Ombudsman for collective redress.
Research has proven that representative actions would significantly improve consumers' willingness to stand up for their rights, and in countries where consumer activeness is low because of the fear of the complexity and cost of such undertakings, measures such as representative actions are of crucial importance.
(41a) In order to explore the possibility of having a procedure at Union level for cross-border representative actions, the Commission should assess the possibility of establishing a European Ombudsman for collective redress.
(39) Having regard to the fact that representative actions pursue a public interest by protecting the collective interests of consumers or citizens, Member States should ensure that qualified entities are not prevented from bringing representative actions under this Directive because of the costs involved with the procedures.
If an arbitrator orcourt decides that any of the provisions of this Agreement to Arbitrate(“Prohibition of Class and Representative Actions and Non-Individualized Relief”) is invalid or unenforceable, then the entirety of this Agreement to Arbitrate shall be null and void.
With respect to Article 5, the launch of representative actions for redress should not have to wait until the final decision establishes that a practice constitutes an infringement of Union law.
On 11 April 2018, the EU Commission published a new legislative proposal on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers, and repealing Directive 2009/22/EC(the Proposal).