Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Location clause in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Location clauses Articles 4(d)
Problems with the location clause.
Location clauses in car distribution agreements no longer block exempted.
One point under discussion is the transitional period for the location clause and the question of a review.
I believe that a ban on location clauses is essential to delivering a competitive framework in the EU car market.
What seems to me links the first two speeches is a concern that indeed would be there if a location clause could exist.
If the location clause is removed suddenly,
There will therefore be a broad majority tomorrow in favour of a proposal to extend the transitional period for the location clause to 2005.
Location clauses would be covered by the exemption,
One distinctive feature of today's Commission decision on the draft regulation is that the location clause is not there at any percentage level.
The so-called"location clause" is not permitted within a selective distribution system,
selective distribution and the enactment of location clauses are no longer allowed under the new regulation.
the reorganisation of the link between sales and servicing and the location clause.
There will also be a specific longer transition period until 30 September 2005 before location clauses are phased out,
At the same time, we need a timely review clause so that we can see, given the market situation, if this location clause is still needed.
This change concerning location clauses is the final part of the Commission's reform of competition rules for car distribution,
The Committee wonders whether the Commission has applied the indispensability criterion appropriately to the location clause Treaty Article 81(3)a.
With respect to the second type of location clause mentioned in the Regulation- i.e. clauses prohibiting dealers from setting up additional delivery outlets- an individual analysis under Article 81 EC might be more likely to lead to a different result.
Manufacturers would therefore not be allowed to restrict the freedom of existing dealers to expand by developping secondary outlets this is the so-called ban on location clauses.
Monetary Affairs proposes to establish a transition period for this measure- the abolition of the location clause- lasting until 1 October 2005
whether it would not be advisable to have a transitional period while keeping the location clause for the time being.
Selective distribution therefore can not be combined with exclusivedistribution, with the exception that it is allowed to apply a location clause: thesupplier may commit himself to supply only one distributor in a given territoryand can require the distributor to sell only from a given location. .
after-sales service link if the distributor is able to award after-sales service contracts to authorised repairers which are not subject to a location clause.
multiple brand sales, the location clause will be dropped and garages must be provided with information.
compensation for dealers and focused on the location clause.
The combination of selective distribution with a location clause, protecting an appointed dealer against other appointed dealers opening up a shop in its vicinity,
will only enter into force on 1 October 2005, when the location clause for dealers is abolished.
The Regulation does not treat location clauses as clear cut‘hardcore restrictions', but the onus would be on firms to demonstrate, on a case by case basis, that a location clause met all conditions required to justify an exception under Article 81(3) of the EC Treaty, and, in particular, to show that there were significant benefits that outweighed the restrictive effects of the location clause.
it would be detrimental, extremely detrimental to postpone a decision on abolishing the location clause until a future assessment.
the opening by dealers of additional sales outlets the so-called"location clause.