Examples of using In cross-border cases in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It applies in cross-border cases and it was largely modelled on existing rules in some Member States.
a procedure which simplifies, speeds up and reduces the costs of litigation in cross-border cases concerning uncontested monetary claims.
(9 a) This Directive should not affect the application of EU rules on private international law in cross-border cases.
The procedure simplifies, speeds up, and reduces the costs of litigation in cross-border cases concerning uncontested pecuniary claims.
However, domestic procedures are often inadmissible or impracticable in cross-border cases and their level of performance varies substantially.
citizens of another EU Member State(in cross-border cases);
The network cooperates to provide consumers with easy access to out-of-court complaint procedures in cross-border cases.
They shall also ensure the coordination of investigations and prosecutions in cross-border cases, and shall ensure the implementation of decisions taken by the College in accordance with Article 9(2).
There is currently insufficient coordination and cooperation between relevant authorities in cross-border cases, where different laws
speed up litigation concerning small claims in cross-border cases, whilst reducing costs, by offering an
coordinate, assist and support Member Sates FIUs in cross-border cases.
of large-scale terror attacks, in order to support Member States when needed and in cross-border cases;
which will provide legal certainty and give maintenance creditors practical enforcement measures in cross-border cases, with concomitant benefits for men and women across Europe.
of victims in the event of large-scale terror attacks, in order to support Member States when needed and in cross-border cases;
how to improve cooperation in cross-border cases and how to enhance effective court action in criminal law.
ensure access to justice in cross-border cases.
The principle of mutual recognition covers also the execution of financial penalties in cross-border cases by facilitating the enforcement of such penalties in a Member State other than the State in which the penalties are imposed.
The lack of a legislative foot-hold in cross-border cases and the rights of victims resident in other Member States,
A new and comprehensive system for obtaining evidence in cross-border cases and better exchange of information between Member States' authorities on offences committed are essential tools to developing a functioning area of freedom, security and justice.