Examples of using Commercial practice in English and their translations into Polish
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of unfair commercial practices, based on common criteria for determining when a commercial practice is unfair.
are customarily used in fair and established commercial practice, must be questioned.
Whereas the rules to be applied by the entities concerned should establish a framework for sound commercial practice and should leave a maximum of flexibility;
In transactions between traders, good commercial practice in the specific situation concerned should be a relevant factor in this context.
warranties in connection with guarantee obligations is, in commercial practice, exclusion of liability under the statutory warranty.
simplifies the process of defining an unfair commercial practice.
Another recurring issue giving rise to complaints is the commercial practice of short-term special offers for members of one sex(e.g. Ladies Days), often on occasions
The commercial practice described above seems, therefore,
A term is unfair if it grossly deviates from good commercial practice, contrary to good faith
in a manner which accords as far as possible with commercial practice, a time limit should be imposed for the exercise of rights
since price indications constitute a commercial practice, whether or not contained in an advertisement, the relevant provisions of the Directive will need to be coordinated with the recent Directive on Unfair Commercial Practices21.
A commercial practice shall also be regarded as misleading where,
in accordance with current commercial practice.
court from applying such national law to ban a cross-border commercial practice from another Member State which is in accordance with the Directive.
constitute an unfair commercial practice, prohibited by the European unfair commercial practices directive.
in accordance with current commercial practice.
this may constitute an unfair commercial practice.
that information constituted, from the viewpoint of the average consumer, a misleading commercial practice.
In general, any commercial practice that involves weakening the safeguards to which the consumer is entitled in return for a reduction in the price of the product
Strong consumer law sets an EU-wide framework to combat unfair commercial practice, unfair contract terms