Examples of using Cross-border contracts in English and their translations into Dutch
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Official
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
The Common European Sales Law should be available for cross-border contracts, because it is in that context that the disparities between national laws lead to complexity
the possible extension of cross-border contracts of B Services;
as there is at the moment no demonstrable need for EU-wide action for these types of cross-border contracts.
the possible extension of cross-border contracts of B Services.
as there is no demonstrable need for action for these types of cross-border contracts.
which could be chosen by the parties as the law applicable to their cross-border contracts.
Moreover, the need for further harmonisation could be identified, in particular in the areas of consumer protection and cross-border contracts(Article 40(2)d);
interpretation and application of cross-border contracts.
interpretation and application of cross-border contracts.
interpretation and application of cross-border contracts.
Article 3 explains the optional nature of the contract law rules in cross-border contracts for sale of goods,
specialised expertise necessary on those occasions when they wish to conclude cross-border contracts.
An instrument covering cross-border contracts only, capable of resolving the problems of conflict of laws could make an important contribution to the smooth functioning of the internal market.
commonly referred to as the'28th law', which could govern cross-border contracts.
On the other hand, certain topics that are either very important for national laws or less relevant for cross-border contracts- such as rules on legal capacity,
proportionate measures to facilitate the conclusion of cross-border contracts, to decrease transaction costs,
especially given the influence of new technologies in facilitating the conclusion of cross-border contracts, the introduction of the euro
The parties may agree that the Common European Sales Law governs their cross-border contracts for the sale of goods,
it is also intended to make it easier for SMEs to shape their cross-border contracts with other business partners who are not consumers.
increasing cross-border contracts, avoidance of discrimination