Examples of using Cross-border contracts in English and their translations into Swedish
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which increasingly constitute a sizeable proportion of cross-border contracts.
increasing cross-border contracts, avoidance of discrimination
particularly regarding cross-border contracts and to create cross-border opportunities for SMEs on the all-island public procurement market, provide knowledge for
An optional regulatory regime establishing an"optional advanced new regime" which could be used by the parties as a more favourable basis when entering into cross-border contracts, as an alternative to national rules,
Simple and effective cross-border contract rules for consumers and businesses.
For the purpose of determining whether a contract is a cross-border contract the relevant point in time is the time of the agreement on the use of the Common European Sales Law.
The recently proposed regulation on a Common European Sales Law, to be applied on a voluntary basis subject to the express agreement of the parties to a cross-border contract, will reduce the cross-border transaction costs for businesses.
Considers that the Commission's proposals for cross-border contract rules for consumers and businesses should avoid the risk of a growing disparity between the applicable legal standards for offline
An instrument applying only to cross-border contracts.
Option 2: It would apply to cross-border contracts only.
Harmonisation should apply only to cross-border contracts and only to natural persons.
An alternative could be to introduce a horizontal instrument applying exclusively to cross-border contracts.
It could apply in cross-border contracts only, or in both cross-border and domestic contracts. .
The problems of divergences in laws are normally a trademark of cross-border contracts, where several national or international instruments may come into play.
In business-to-business cross-border contracts, the Directive might not be able to deliver the necessary legal certainty
It contains many concrete indications on how cross-border contracts in public procurement markets come into being
Article 3 explains the optional nature of the contract law rules in cross-border contracts for sale of goods,
Limited to cross-border contracts: The scope of the Common European Sales Law is focussed on cross-border situations where the problems of additional transactions costs
interpretation and application of 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.