Examples of using Mandatory rules in English and their translations into Finnish
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In cases where another applicable law has been chosen by the parties and where the mandatory consumer protection provisions of the Member State of the consumer provide a higher level of protection, these mandatory rules of the consumer's law need to be respected.
not exacerbate inequalities among partners, and to establish mandatory rules to promote social justice and sustainability.
This proposal is consistent with the objective of attaining a high level of consumer protection as it contains mandatory rules of consumer protection from which the parties cannot derogate to the detriment of the consumer.
is that the re-launched initiative would lay down mandatory rules for groups above a certain size,
thus granting the parties concerned the freedom to choose the applicable law, provided that the mandatory rules of the consumer's country of residence are applied;
whereas the Directive makes it obligatory to guarantee that certain mandatory rules concerning the terms and conditions of employment of posted workers are observed.
for example mandatory rules of contract law,
from our European ivory towers here, mandatory rules which would apply throughout the whole Union,
The proposal will guarantee a high level of consumer protection by providing a set of fully harmonised mandatory rules which maintain and in a number of cases improve the level of protection that consumers enjoy under the existing Directive 1999/44/EC.
Other Member States which, in their transposing legislation, explicitly add to the list of mandatory rules their own domestic public policy provisions, must also revise their legislation in the light of the above.
However, mandatory rules ensuring the protection of minority shareholders should be introduced in order to avoid any unfair treatment of shareholders,
that"the expression'public policy provisions' should be construed as covering those mandatory rules from which there can be no derogation
Directive 96/71/EC(hereinafter known as‘the Directive') identifies the mandatory rules in force in the host country that are to be applied to posted workers by establishing a hard core of terms
of the Commission made at the time of the adoption of Directive 96/71 clarified the concept of public policy in stating that'the expression“public policy provisions” should be construed as covering those mandatory rules from which there can be no derogation
states that the expression‘public policy provisions' is to be construed as covering those mandatory rules from which there can be no derogation
hereinafter called“mandatory rules”.
the applicant in the main proceedings maintains that Article 7(3) of that directive constitutes a mandatory rule which requires an action plan to be drawn up even where there is merely a risk that a limit value may be exceeded.
Compliance with mandatory rules and regulations; and.
Application of foreign mandatory rules Article 71.
Mandatory rules should only exist in special cases.