Examples of using Right to compensation in English and their translations into Danish
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passengers shall have the right to compensation amounting to 50% of the ticket price, in addition to the reimbursement of the ticket price.
Henceforth, bus passengers will have the right to compensation if a journey is cancelled,
In line with the Commission, we propose that the rules concerning the right to compensation for overbooking should be laid out in plain
who have been guaranteed non-discriminatory access to transport, the right to compensation in the event of loss of
reduced mobility, such as non-discriminatory access to transport and the right to compensation for the loss of or damage to wheelchairs
people with disabilities, and the right to compensation and assistance in the event of accident,
a right to immediate assistance in the event of an accident, a right to compensation in the event of cancellation,
weeks free of charge, and gives a right to compensation in cases where people are given inaccurate
the ordering party has no right to compensation or to cancel the contract due to delayed delivery.
The right to compensation referred to in the second subparagraph of Article 6(3)
Guaranteeing the right to compensation for loss or damage to a wheelchair
could have the right to compensation, for one reason
the buyer shall be obligated to put up with this without any right to compensation, damages or right to terminate the agreement.
guaranteeing a'right to compensation in the event of expropriation and/or nationalisation'-
I have to advise the House that the Commission has no legal power to intervene on this specific issue since there is no general Community law which covers the right to compensation for individuals or companies which have been affected by strike action, nor is it likely that there ever will
the obligation for bus operators to organise mandatory disability awareness training for drivers, a right to compensation for damaged wheelchairs,
robust complaints system, and the right to compensation if service levels are not met.
the recognition of a right to compensation in the event of expropriation;
have the right to compensation amounting to 50% of the ticket price.