Examples of using Cross-border contracts in English and their translations into Slovak
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Increasing convergence of practices will also improve the conditions for cross-border contracts.
The proposal applies both to domestic and cross-border contracts, in line with the outcome of the Green Paper.
But there are still many"grey areas" which hamper transparency and cross-border contracts.
It could apply in cross-border contracts only, or in both cross-border and domestic contracts.
Article 4 sets out theterritorial scope of the Regulation which is limited to cross-border contracts.
Secondly, given its limitation to cross-border contracts, it is not a replacement for the generally applicable acquis.
There is a systemic problem in the application of the Remedies directive in cross-border contracts.
The Common European Sales Law is limited to cross-border contracts(with the possibility for Member States to extend it).
An alternative could be to introduce a horizontal instrument applying exclusively to cross-border contracts.
The EESC recommends that a decision concerning jurisdiction in cross-border contracts should form part of the contract from the outset.
The project covers mostly domestic contracts butincludes a lot of indications on cross-border contracts.
In cross-border contracts it is not clear which jurisdiction should apply, that of the purchaser or that of the supplier.
We prepare insurance policies, standard terms of insurance, and also cross-border contracts on reinsurance.
The instrument could be applicable in cross-border contracts only, or in both cross-border and domestic contracts(see Section 4.2.2 below).
Since 1971,a main objective of the Directives was to promote European cross-border contracts in public procurement.
It contains many concrete indications on how cross-border contracts in public procurement markets come into being and where specific difficulties arise and to what extent.
The public procurement directives wereprimarily focussing on opening Europe-wide markets and cross-border contracts.
Greater openness of marketsshould enhance companies' chances to win cross-border contracts, thereby allowing the most competitive European companies to achieve economies of scale.
A"toolbox" serving as a commonframe of reference available to parties drawing up cross-border contracts.
Article 3 explains theoptional nature of the contract law rules in cross-border contracts for sale of goods, supply of digital content and provision of related services.
The Commission now intends to propose, by way of regulation, the introduction of an optional instrument, commonly referred to as the'28th law',which could govern cross-border contracts.
An instrument covering cross-border contracts only, capable of resolving the problems of conflict of laws could make an important contribution to the smooth functioning of the internal market.
It will facilitatetrade by offering a single set of rules for cross-border contracts in all 27 EU countries.
It would be a comprehensive, self-standing set of contract law rules with a high level of consumer protection,which could be chosen by the parties as the law applicable to their cross-border contracts.
The parties may agree that theCommon European Sales Law governs their cross-border contracts for the sale of goods, for the supply of digital content and for the provision of related services within the territorial, material and personal scope as set out in Articles 4 to 7.
On the other hand,I feel that the optional application of common rules for cross-border contracts is a viable alternative.
Beyond these legal provisions, informal consultations among jurisdictions on the use of e-procurement systems willbecome essential to avoid new obstacles to cross-border contracts.
Therefore, whilst there may be a worthwhile investment for B2B cross border transactions,those performing B2C cross-border contracts as well as trading only domestically would have to pay very substantial additional costs without a clear added value.
In fact, apart from a series of sectoral exemptions across a wide range of sectors, the directive is restricted to contracts concluded away from business premises,which increasingly constitute a sizeable proportion of cross-border contracts.
A model contract which has standard terms and conditions and is available in all official languages of the European Union couldbe helpful for traders wishing to conclude cross-border contracts for which the Common European Sales Law is chosen.