Examples of using Parallel importers in English and their translations into Dutch
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The parallel importers were perfectly well informed as to the.
BASF L+F which decides on the supply to, in particular, parallel importers from other Member States.
It was constantly undergoing corrections, which parallel importers took into account when deciding to place an order with a distributor.
wholesalers, parallel importers, brokers and distributors.
In the Asia Motor France case(T-28l90), several parallel importers into France of Japanesemotor vehicles had lodged a complaint with the Commission,
as the channels used by parallel importers are often those used to transport pirate products.
Parallel importers were perfectly well informed of the sources of supply existing in the various Community countries
Interpretation of Article 30 of the EEC Treaty National precedent requiring parallel importers to draw purchasers' attention to the risks flowing from the unlawful conduct of agents Yamaha Motorcycles.
The Commission also sent to the Council on 2 June a proposal for a Directive to institute a common system of registration for parallel importers of proprietary medicinal products.4.
A mechanism is also being introduced whereby parallel importers have to provide confirmation to the competent authority of a member state that they have informed the patent holder of an application for a parallel import authorisation.
the safety requirements also include rules on tamper-proof packaging for boxes that are handled by parallel importers.
The Court held that the manufacturing and marketing authorizations provided for in Directives 75/319 and 65/65 were the only authorizations which parallel importers were required to have under the Community rules relating to the movement of proprietary medicinal products.
At the same time, as the Commission notes, parallel trade in medicines from one Member State to another is likely to increase the choice available to entities in the latter Member State which obtain supplies of medicines by means of a public procurement procedure, in which the parallel importers can offer medicines at lower prices.
other features of their products that parallel importers do not provide to European consumers because they are not subject to a Community standard.
protection product is withdrawn, Germany does not grant parallel importers an adequate transitional period in which to clear their stocks.
which show that the market share of the parallel importers increased from 1.8% to 6.8% between 1998
an open exclusive license, that is to say a license which does not affect the position of third parties such as parallel importers and licensees for other territories is not in itself incompatible with Article 85(1)- now 81(1)- of the Treaty" italic added.
producers because generic products, can, in principle, only obtain a marketing authorisation and parallel importers can in principle only obtain import licenses if there is an existing reference authorisation.
The Commission considers it unjustified that, when the marketing authorisation(MA) for a plant health reference product is withdrawn, Germany does not grant parallel importers an appropriate transitional period in which to liquidate their stocks.
The parallel importer may apply for such an authorisation to the MEB.
A trade mark owner who uses his trade mark rights to prevent a parallel importer from necessary repackaging contributes to such artifical partitioning.
Preliminary ruling- Bundesgerichtshof- Interpretation of Article 36 of the EEC Treaty- Patents law- Repackaging of pharmaceutical product by a parallel importer.
Since the parallel importer does not have access to these control reports,
In the case in point the competent national authorities intended to prevent a parallel importer from marketing a medicinal product that was similar to a medicinal product which had already been authorized and was produced by the same manufacturer for two reasons.
Preliminary ruling-- Hojesteret-- Interpretation of Article 7 of First Council Directive 89/104/EEC to approximate the laws of the Member States relating to trademarks and Article 36(2) of the EEC Treaty with regard to the use of a trademark by a parallel importer of a pharmaceutical product-- Alteration of the packaging.
To enable the authorities to be effectively informed of the marketing of each batch of the produa imported, the parallel importer should, in the Commission's view,