Examples of using Consumer cannot in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Consumer cannot waive rights.
Creating an impression that the consumer cannot leave the premises until a contract is formed;
In general, promotion of a food quality scheme cannot beseparated from the products covered, otherwise the consumer cannot relate to the scheme.
The consumer cannot withdraw from a contract about.
Please note that according to§ 1837 of the NCC, the Consumer cannot withdraw from the Contract.
The consumer cannot withdraw from an agreement for the.
If the trader creates the impression that the consumer cannot leave the premises until a contract is formed.
The consumer cannot withdraw from the contract for the purchase of goods whose price depends on fluctuations within the financial market, when buying goods that have been modified as desired by the consumer purchaser, and if the purchase of goods is subjected to rapid deterioration, wear and tear.
Except in cases where withdrawal is expressly agreed, the consumer cannot cancel the contracts.
By law, the consumer cannot withdraw from the contract in particular.
Under its provisions, traders will have to provide clear and accurate information ina timely manner and, failing that, a consumer cannot be bound by distance or off-premises contracts.
Creating the impression that the consumer cannot leave certain premises before prior conclusion of a contract;
The consumer has a right for a product exchange or a right to withdraw from the purchase agreement alsowhen defects which occur are removable, but the consumer cannot properly use the product due to a higher number of defects.
Creating the impression that the consumer cannot leave certain premises before prior conclusion of a contract;
That might be due to the fact that the third party rightfully compels the trader to stop infringing those rights and to discontinue offering the digital contentor digital service in question or that the consumer cannot use the digital content or digital service without infringing the law.
Makes an impression that the consumer cannot leave the premises or the place of sale or offering a product without signing a contract.
In addition, Annex I of Directive 2005/29/EC contains a general prohibition of practiceswhere the trader creates the impression that he is not acting for purposes relating to his profession, and practices that create the impression that the consumer cannot leave the premises until a contract is formed.
Pressure selling Creating the impression that the consumer cannot leave the premises until a contract is formed.
The consumer cannot be expected to be familiar with the scope of the proposed directive and will, consequently, not be able to determine whether the CE-mark on a given product signals compliance with the European Accessibility Act or compliance with applicable EU legislation of a different nature.
Regardless of the result of the expert opinion the consumer cannot be required to pay the costs of the expert opinion or other costs related to the expert opinion?
In addition, Annex I to that Directive contains a general prohibition of practices where thetrader creates the impression that the trader is not acting for purposes relating to the trader's profession, and practices that create the impression that the consumer cannot leave the premises until a contract is formed.
In accordance with Section1837 letter j of the Civil Code, the Consumer cannot withdraw from the purchase contract regarding the Ticket using the procedure pursuant to Section 1829 of the Civil Code.
Where the physical or virtual facility cannot be considered to have been chosen by the consumer, the obligation of the trader to supply the digital content ordigital service should not be considered to have been fulfilled if the digital content or digital service is supplied to the physical or virtual facility but the consumer cannot receive or access the digital content or digital service in accordance with this Directive.
In accordance with Section1837 letter j of the Civil Code, the Consumer cannot withdraw from the purchase contract regarding the Ticket using the procedure pursuant to Section 1829 of the Civil Code. 4.9 In accordance with law on electronic evidence, a seller shall be obliged to issue an invoice to a purchaser.
In the event of a cross-border disagreement between a consumer and the provider of an educational service, book or material,the consumer can approach a Consumer Centre. If the consumer cannot solve the issue directly, the Consumer Centre in his country can help him get a satisfactory solution in the country of origin of the educational services or material.
If you as a consumer cannot tell a difference in the product's user properties, such as a different shade compared to the original, a different smell, consistence and most importantly, coverage, then the best solution is to buy products only from verified sources, such as from official sellers and distributors guaranteed by the producer.
Similarly, in certain situations, the lack of conformity could be of such a serious nature that the consumer cannot maintain confidence in the ability of the seller to bring the goods into conformity, such as where the lack of conformity severely affects the ability of the consumer to make normal use of the goods and the consumer cannot be expected to trust that repair or replacement by the seller would remedy the problem.