Examples of using General clause in English and their translations into Slovak
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CHAPTER IV- GENERAL CLAUSES.
Option 2: The status quo would be maintained: There would be no general clause.
Introduction of a general clause of good faith and fair dealing.
The following clauses then detail the conditions to be met in order tofulfil the requirements introduced in the general clause.
Option 3: A general clause would be added which would apply both to professionals and consumers.
It considered that the protection offered by the ECHR from racial discrimination should bestrengthened by means of an additional protocol containing a general clause against racial discrimination.
A general clause prohibiting UTPs would provide a common standard of protection against UTPs in Member States.
Article 10 TFEU contains,as Advocate General Wahl observed in Z,(12) a general clause which articulates a particular policy aim to which the European Union is committed.
A General Clause: A far reaching general clause defining practices which are unfair and therefore prohibited.
The Netherlands United Kingdom(13) In order to achieve the Community's objectives through the removal ofinternal market barriers, it is necessary to replace Member States' existing, divergent general clauses and legal principles.
The use of general clauses gives some leeway to the Member States but ensures, at the same time, that the directive is future-proof.
ECRI considered that the protection offered by the ECHR from racial discrimination should bestrengthened by means of an additional protocol containing a general clause against discrimination on the grounds of race, colour, language, religion or national or ethnic origin.
(a) Based on the Directive's general clause, traders must, above all, present their green claims in a specific, accurate and unambiguous manner;
Thus, while some Member States have specific provisions on parasitic copying under unfair competition law(Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, Spain),in some others parasitic copying is dealt with under a catch-all or general clause of prohibition of unfair competition(Belgium, Denmark, Finland).
A general clause could thus come to de facto imply a degree of harmonisation that could give rise to tension in relation to Member States' existing regimes which often rely in their own right on general national prohibitions.
Moreover, it is desirable that even inthe normative regulatory system, the financial world may foresee a general clause that declares illegitimate, with consequent accountability of the assets, all the persons to whom these are attributable, and whose predominant aim may be predominantly to bypass the existing norms.
This change is based on a general clause in E-Government Act, under which it would be unnecessary to prove some facts to the public authorities, if such authorities would have been able to check those facts through information systems of public administration or if they are aware of the facts from their activities.
In addition, the proposal tackles two contractual rights(modification and termination of long term contracts), whichhave been identified as problematic6 and which are currently only subject to the general clause on the unfairness control in Council Directive 93/13/EEC of 5 April 1993 on unfair terms in consumer contracts7.
Article 71 contains the legal system for claw-back actions,based on a general clause declaring all acts carried out by the debtor that are‘detrimental to the assets covered by the proceedings' as‘revocable', whether or not there was‘intention to mislead'.
(f) ensure with a general clause the right of EU Member States to adopt or maintain any measure with regard to the provision of all educational and cultural services which work on a non-profit-basis and/or receive public funding to any degree or state support in any form, and to ensure that privately funded foreign providers meet the same quality and accreditation requirements as domestic providers;
Regarding the circumstances for applying the"humanitarian clause",it is proposed to keep a general clause allowing Member States to use it whenever the strict application of the binding criteria will lead to a separation of family members or of other relatives;
(e) Dealers in precious stones and metals: The general clause in Article 2(1)(3)(e) covering“any natural or legal person trading in goods, only to the extent that payments are made in cash in an amount of EUR 15 000 or more” covers dealers in precious stones and metals.
General confidentiality clause.
The general non-competition clause.
Article 8.62 sets out a general exceptions clause.
Article 48(7) TEU provides a general passerelle clause.
General safeguard clause and shortage clause. .