Examples of using Such liability in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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save to the extent that such liability arises from our fraud
except to the extent that such liability results from our fraud,
save to the extent that such liability arises from our fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation
declaring that the factors required for such liability are not present;
deposited in Clients' Account on the SITE in relation to the transaction giving rise to such liability.
in connection with the Agreement shall exceed 125% of the net amount payable by Google to you in the 12 month period immediately preceding the earliest date on which such liability arises.
the Joint Undertaking disclosed no provision for such liability in the accounts of the previous years.
In the latter hypothesis, the referring court wonders whether such liability might be founded on the application by analogy of the obligations concerning the choice of controller which arise from Article 17(2)
Data which Hempika collects and processes will be disclosed only if such liability is determined by law
It is therefore in the context of national law that the conditions under which such liability arises must be sought,
fields and situations in which such liability could where appropriate be incurred.
the enforcement of the obligation to insure against such liability OJ 2009 L 263.
The trader should only be able to avoid such liability by fulfilling the conditions for derogating from the objective requirements for conformity as laid down in this Directive, namely only if
cited above, would be undermined in a situation where such liability was excluded(under national legislation)
If such liability can be established on the part of an operator of an indexing site within a peer-to-peer network on which protected works are shared without the authorisation of the copyright holders,
there is no reason to consider that such liability does not fall under the substantive national civil liability law to which the First, Second and Third Directives refer.
can be liable for a lawful act, to rule that such liability could be incurred where the.
Such liability is disproportionate.
Such liability is fully held by the User.