Examples of using Cross-border cases in English and their translations into Danish
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First of all, we are dealing with cross-border cases only.
In cross-border cases, problems increase because national enforcement mechanisms are not designed to deal with such cases. .
Freezing and disclosure of debtors' assets in cross-border cases.
The role of the competent authorities in both domestic and cross-border cases should be to carry out a prudential assessment within a framework of clear assessment criteria and procedures.
This will require the legislation to be restricted only to cross-border cases.
The first question to answer is whether the procedure should be confined to cross-border cases or could also be applied to litigation between parties domiciled in the same country.
She is also focusing on how the cooperation between the national authorities on the prosecution of cross-border cases can be improved.
Example 1: Joint Investigation Teams(JITs) gather police officers from several Member States for a fixed period to investigate specific cross-border cases. The European Commission will promote more regular use of JITs by Member States and will make sure that third countries are involved in JIT in cases with an international dimension.
It concerns national procedural law,so any intervention at European level should be strictly limited to the cross-border cases only.
The European Union has an impressive set of legal measures to ensure access to justice in cross-border cases and to facilitate the free circulation of civil and commercial decisions within the Union.
Those Member States with a strong tradition of private consumer bodies would be able to delegate a fair number of cross-border cases to them.
The European Small Claims procedure, which simplifies, speeds up andreduces the cost of litigation in cross-border cases for claims up to EUR 2 000, will be made more accessible for consumers.
Coordination meetings continue to be a very useful tool for Member States' judges,prosecutors and investigators in cross-border cases.
The purpose of the report with recommendations on proposed interim measures for the freezing anddisclosure of debtors' assets in cross-border cases is for European citizens and businesses to have the right for these decisions to actually be enforced.
Their actions will be coordinated by the European Public Prosecutor to ensure a uniform approach throughout the EU,which is vital particularly in cross-border cases.
However, we should also question whether we are not creating a more tangled legal web and a two-tier system of justice,one for cross-border cases and another for so-called internal cases, as with the legal aid directive.
Example 1: Joint Investigation Teams(JITs) gather police officers from several Member States for a fixed period to investigate specific cross-border cases.
Amendment 2 Recital 3 to the proposed directive Amendment to the proposed directive( 3) The role of the competent authorities in both domestic and cross-border cases should be to carry out a prudential assessment within a framework of clear assessment criteria and procedures.
Therefore, I welcome and agree with the recommendations to the Commission on the proposed measures relating to the freezing anddisclosure of debtors' assets in cross-border cases.
If all Member States adopt such mechanisms and commu- nication schemes are put in place,resolving cross-border cases will be possible and easier.
I have proposed that the Commission looks into whether it would be useful to establish a post of Consumer Ombudsman reporting to the Commission,who would specifically deal with cross-border cases.
However, also taking into account the negotiations in the Council,it appears to be impossible to change the definition of cross-border cases in the text of the regulation at this stage.
Therefore, I voted in favour of this report, in which the European Parliament calls on the Commission to table legislative proposals on measures for the freezing and disclosure of the assets of debtors andalleged debtors in cross-border cases.
Provided that all Member States adopt such mechanisms and that interconnection schemes are put in place,resolving cross-border cases would be possible and easier.
The question to be resolved was whether the Union had competence to legislate on purely national cases or whether the legislation- andI would point out that at least 21 Member States shared this opinion- should be applied solely to cross-border cases.
It is good to hear, therefore, that the Commission shares our concern and that it is pushing for cooperation between Member States andagain looking at cross-border cases and trying to inform citizens and companies.
While out-of-court dispute settlement bodies exist in many EU countries, not all of these are members of the Commission-run FIN-NET,the aim of which is to facilitate consumer access to redress in cross-border cases.
The Tampere European Council on 15 and 16 October 1999 called on the Council to establish minimum standards ensuring an adequate level of legal aid in cross-border cases throughout the Union.
These mainly pertain to the new legal basis following the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam, the clarification of the scope and the possible scrapping of the annexes in which quite a few groups are mentioned which can be excluded or not, as the case may be, the new definition of the term'intervention' andespecially the new provisions establishing the guarantee fund that covers cross-border cases.
A transition period might also usefully be considered, especially if the proposed directive, once adopted, is not transposed equally quickly in all Member States, which could raise,for example, issues relating to its applicability in cross-border cases requiring the consultation of other competent authorities.