Examples of using Cross-border litigation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The conscious use of the more open terminology of matters with cross-border implications in the specific context of Article 65 allows some flexibility to adopt legislation that governs more than cross-border litigation particularly where a common tool embracing both cross-border
procedures, cross-border litigation.
The objectives of the proposed action, namely to improve effective judicial cooperation between the Member States and effective access to justice for persons engaging in cross-border litigation cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States
the Member States and to ensure effective access to justice for persons engaging in cross-border litigation, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States
more businesses may become involved in cross-border litigation. There is a risk that citizens may not be inclined to assert their rights because of the obstacles they face,
This Regulation is fundamental to cross-border litigation because it determines which court has jurisdiction in cross-border cases.
It is open to discussion if a European order for payment procedure should be exclusively applicable to cross-border litigation.
31 of the conclusions call for a simplification and acceleration of cross-border litigation on small consumer and commercial claims.
E-justice is necessary at a time when the number of people involved in cross-border litigation in Europe is estimated at 10 million.
called for a simplification and acceleration of cross-border litigation on small consumer and commercial claims.
on measures to simplify and speed up cross-border litigation on small claims.
For the reasons set out above the need for a uniform European procedure for the recovery of uncontested claims is most conspicuous with regard to cross-border litigation.
practical instruments will facilitate access to the justice system for citizens in the event of cross-border litigation.
such as databases to facilitate access to justice in cross-border litigation.
it published in February 2000 a Green Paper on Legal Aid in Civil Matters33 in cross-border litigation.
Although recital 9 stated that one of the objectives of the Decision was"effective access to justice for persons engaging in cross-border litigation", this effort was,
Consequently, an applicant residing in a Member State in which the cost of living is higher than in the state where the procedure is to take place may be deterred from instituting cross-border litigation for fear that he will not be eligible for legal aid in the host country.
providing the general public with practical information to facilitate access to justice in cross-border litigation.
associate judicial bodies that frequently deal with cross-border litigation directly with the activities of the contact points.
These differences also make it difficult to pursue cross-border litigation.