Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Eurocheques in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Eurocheques are not accepted.
Fire insurance• Nuovo Cegam• Uniform eurocheques.
Eurocheques are not accepted.
Unfortunately, we do not accept cheques or postal orders, eurocheques, cash in any currency
Exceptions have already been made under Regulation No. 17 for interbank charges on Eurocheques.
Traveler cheques and Eurocheques are accepted by all Portuguese banks and exchange bureaus.
because the BIS survey did not take account of exchanging banknotes and eurocheques.
postal orders, eurocheques, cash in any currency or International debit cards.
Eurocheques were originally introduced in 1969 as an alternative to the traveler's cheque and for international payments for goods and services.
The same applies to alternatives to hard money(payment cards, Eurocheques, travellers' cheques) which are gradually replacing paper money.
clearing of uniform eurocheques under Article 85(3).2.
With about 40 million international Eurocheques in the EC each year, with an average value of some 125 ecu, the cost savings
It follows from the very heading of the Helsinki Agreement that it governs' the acceptance by traders in France of Eurocheques drawn on foreign financial institutions.
and the way Eurocheques are accepted in the retail sector in France.
to what extent it will pass on to its customers the uniform charges which it pays to the credit institution cashing its Eurocheques.
travellers' cheques, eurocheques, bank transfers,
acceptingand issuing institutions which do not yet do so must inform their customersof the cost involved in the use of eurocheques outside the country of issue.
possession of counterfeit or falsified eurocheques, credit cards and eurocheques cards are covered by the offence of offering for sale section 152a(1)(2)
If the use of Eurocheques were to be extended to business undertakings, the setting of a uniform- and possibly much higher-
In this case it is necessary to consider whether the Commission was right in taking the view that the restrictions of competition resulting from the Helsinki Agreement were not indispensable for the purpose of promoting the acceptance of foreign Eurocheques in France.
other than ordinary and Eurocheques(Article 1),
travellers cheques, eurocheques, other cheques and bills of exchange.
Bearers of uniform eurocheques maydraw them in local currency in any Member State,
Spain and Sweden which accepted Eurocheques.
on the other hand, an'agreement on the acceptance by traders in France of Eurocheques drawn on foreign financial institutions.
it was not indispensable to require the membersof the Groupement to charge to their trader customers a commission in respect of payments by foreign Eurocheques.
the Eurocheque Assembly on the acceptance by traders affiliated to the Groupement Carte Bleue and/or Eurocard France of Eurocheques drawn on foreign financial institutions.
issuing Eurocheque cards(Article 1); for the cashing of Eurocheques of an amount greater than 500 guilders(Article 2); and for the cashing of cheques guaranteed by a bank abroad other than standard Eurocheques Article 3.
travellers' cheques, eurocheques, other cheques
The obligation imposed by the Helsinki Agreement on the members of the Groupement to bill to the traders affiliated to the Groupement a commission on the collection of Eurocheques may not be regarded as an agreement fixing an identical price to be observed in contracts with third parties,