Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Liability exemption in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The liability exemption includes reasonable legal fees and court costs.
Is Google's activity, in AdWords, covered by the liability exemption for hosting provided for in Directive 2000/31?
In my view, it would be consistent with the aim of Directive 2000/31 for Google's search engine to be covered by a liability exemption.
VerschuldenDie above liability exemptions and limitations does not apply, if the.
establishes a liability exemption for hosting activities.
Whether the liability exemption for hosting applies to the content featured by Google in AdWords?
If necessary, the underlying aim of Directive 2000/31 would also allow an application by analogy of the liability exemption provided in Articles 12 to 14 thereof.
That is why the liability exemption for hosting may be relevant to the present cases.
This obligation should also apply when the information society service providers are eligible for the liability exemption provided in Article 14 of Directive 2000/31/EC.
The limitations of liability exemptions and restrictions apply accordance with§§ 434,436 HGB and non-contractual claims.
That is the reason why I find myself in agreement with the trade mark proprietors- even if not automatically endorsing their arguments- that the liability exemption under Article 14 of Directive 2000/31 should not apply to AdWords.
Accordingly, the liability exemption for hosts provided for in the E-Commerce Directive should not apply to the content featured in AdWords.
as the very expression of the principle that service providers which seek to benefit from a liability exemption should remain neutral as regards the information they carry or host.
Accordingly, the liability exemption for hosts provided for in Article 14 of Directive 2000/31 should not apply to the content featured in AdWords.
then with(B) the subsidiary question of whether the liability exemption for hosting applies to the content featured by Google in AdWords;
The aforementioned liability exemption also does not exclude the collaborative economy platform's liability arising under the applicable personal data protection legislation, in as far as the platform's own activities are concerned.
He adds that service providers seeking to benefit from a liability exemption under the E-Commerce Directive should remain neutral as regards the information they carry or host.
The system would be compatible with the liability exemption for hosting service providers set out in Article 14 ECD,
With respect to such own activities they cannot invoke the intermediary liability exemption under the e-Commerce Directive, as that exemption only applies with
It has been commented, with regard to the liability exemption for‘caching' provided for in Article 13 of Directive 2000/31,
Whether or not collaborative platforms can benefit from such liability exemption will need to be established on a case-by-case basis,
Responsibility of the user, Wimdu's exemption of liability.
Exemption from liability in cases where the damage can be traced back to an officially authorized activity
This exemption from liability is only available if providers ensure that, if illegal content is identified, they take expeditious action
Exemption from liability in cases where the damage was caused by an activity whose danger to the environment was not scientifically proven at the time the damage occurred;
definition of damage, exemption from liability and burden of proof.
This exemption of liability will not be enforceable in those cases where mandatory law prevents the enforceability.
This exemption from liability shall not apply if the cause of loss is due to intent