Examples of using Dispute resolution procedures in English and their translations into Swedish
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A more important finding in an EU context concerns corresponding adjustments resulting from cross-border dispute resolution procedures MAP or arbitration.
you may invoke binding arbitration when other dispute resolution procedures have been exhausted.
in particular by ensuring the availability of simple and inexpensive dispute resolution procedures carried out be a body that is independent of the parties involved;
Episerver has agreed to participate in the dispute resolution procedures of the panel established by the European data protection authorities to resolve disputes pursuant to the Privacy Shield Principles.
in particular by ensuring the availability of simple and inexpensive dispute resolution procedures carried out by a body that is independent of the parties involved;
This means that you need not fear that your trading partner will not undertake any measures against you if you have a complaint about your contract and you follow the dispute resolution procedures.
A Member State may deny access to the dispute resolution procedure under Article 6 on a case-by-case basis where a question in dispute does not involve double taxation.
willing to participate in a dispute resolution procedure in front of a consumer arbitration board.
Where access is refused, the aggrieved party may submit the case to the dispute resolution procedure referred to in Article 42.
readily available information about how the dispute resolution procedure works when they file a complaint.
FIT Reisen(SpaDreams) is currently not participating in any voluntary dispute resolution procedure and is not obliged to do so.
the World Intellectual Property Organization's Uniform Dispute Resolution procedure for generic TLDs 183 cases per month.
The available complaint handling and dispute resolution procedures pursuant to Articles 34 and 36.
Complaint handling and dispute resolution procedures available in accordance with Articles 34, 35 and 36.
Protecting consumers in their dealings with suppliers, in particular by ensuring the availability of simple and inexpensive dispute resolution procedures;
Guarantee specific consumer rights(for example dispute resolution procedures, emergency call numbers, increased transparency and access to information, etc.).
Moreover, it is essential that limitation or prescription periods do not run while out-of-court dispute resolution procedures are underway.
in particular by ensuring the availability of simple and inexpensive dispute resolution procedures;
in providing for transparent, simple, and in-expensive out-of-court dispute resolution procedures.
consumers had access to simple, inexpensive complaint handling and dispute resolution procedures, and that the basic principles of such schemes should be set out at European level.