bodies for consumer complaints exist in all Member States. Nevertheless, in some Member States, they refuse to handle complaints related to Regulation 2560, giving as their reason that they have not been
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the decision must be disclosed upon registration in accordance with Article 13. A Member State may refuse, as a matter of public policy, the registration of a company if a director is the subject of an
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levels for transactions with payment cards that are widely used by consumers and thereby difficult to refuse or surcharge by retailers. This will create a level playing field which will take away the market [...] the ability of retailers to steer their customers towards more efficient means of payment or to refuse expensive cards (the HACR). The impact assessment considers six scenarios for interchange fees: [...] widely used by consumers that merchants find themselves generally in a position that they cannot refuse such cards or discourage consumers from using them without the fear of ‘losing business’, further
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transposition of Directive 2009/40/EC into national legislations. As a result, some Member States refuse to fully honour Article 3 of the Directive which stipulates that "each Member State shall, on the [...] place in the PTI legislation since Directive 77/143/EEC. Despite this fact, Member States often refuse to recognise the certificates issued by other Member States for re-registration purposes and require
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impose sanctions on the parties, their legal representatives and any other person who fails or refuses to comply with any measure adopted pursuant to Articles 8, 9, and 11. The sanctions provided for
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. In particular, they may, subject to the imposition of consequences [Art. 8 (2), Art. 15], - refuse to allow persons – including the plaintiff and defendant – access to the documents submitted in
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competent authorities of the Member State in accordance with Article 61. Details of any decision to refuse authorization, whether in the Community or in a third country, and the reasons for such a decision [...] in a third country, to place the medicinal product on the market, and details of any decision to refuse to grant an authorisation or registration, whether in the Community or a third country, and the reasons [...] that requests it, ▼M3 2001L0083 — EN — 21.03.2008 — 005.001— 23 of any decision they take to refuse traditional-use registration and the reasons for the refusal. Article 16f 1. A list of herbal
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arise when the dominant undertaking competes on the “downstream” market with the buyer whom it refuses to supply. The term "downstream market" is used to refer to the market for which the refused input [...] Including a situation in which an integrated firm that sells a “system” of complementary products refuses to sell one of the complementary products on an unbundled basis to a competitor that produces the
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arise when the dominant undertaking competes on the “downstream” market with the buyer whom it refuses to supply. The term “downstream market” is used to refer to the market for which the refused input [...] a situation in which an integrated undertaking that sells a “system” of complementary products refuses to sell one of the complementary products on an unbundled basis to a competitor that produces the
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accordance with Directive 2001/83/EC, intellectual property rights do not provide a valid ground to refuse, suspend or revoke a marketing authorisation. By the same token, applications, decision-making [...] property rights. 2. The protection of intellectual property rights shall not be a valid ground to refuse, suspend or revoke decisions relating to the price of a medicinal product or its inclusion within
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