Examples of using Where the trader in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Where the trader has failed to fulfil his obligations to deliver, the consumer shall be
Where the trader has proved that remedying the lack of conformity by repair
Where the trader makes a statement before the contract is concluded,
Where the trader provides the consumer with the information required within one year from the end of the withdrawal period as determined in accordance with paragraph 1, after fourteen days from the day the consumer receives the information.
not be understood as imposing an obligation to deliver goods cross-border to another Member State where the trader would not otherwise offer the possibility of such delivery to its customers.
applying the principle of mutual recognition to the laws of the Member State where the trader is established a so-called“country of origin” approach.
Consequently, the authorisation for central, simplified clearance should be granted by the customs office responsible for the place where the trader is established,
right to the consumer, or entitle a trader to keep money paid for related services not yet supplied in the case where the trader withdraws from or terminates the contract;
for services which take place in a physical location where the trader conducts its business,
in a physical location where the trader operates, in a Member State other than that of which the customer is a national
receives the service in a territory where the trader already operates,
but outside the State where the trader has its habitual residence.
global clearance at the place where the trader is established deferment of the date of the submission of a complete declaration with the required documents,
Where the trader has not complied with the information requirements relating to additional charges
This is where the traders used to meet.
Obliging the consumer to fulfil all his obligations where the trader has failed to fulfil all his obligations;
irrespective of where the trader is based.
An‘internal market clause' putting in place mutual recognition based on the law where the trader is established, for certainty and clarity.