Translation of "Ansprüche geltend gemacht" in English

After this period, no claims can be considered .

Next to musical activity, school of course made its legitimate demands.

Have the claims already been notified against you?

In this case can be asserted by the customer no rights.

Based on the information on this website, no legal claims can be made.

In certain cases, claims may be...

Families make no claim for 100 of them.

In addition to these allegations, competing patent law-related claims were also lodged.

Respondent: the party to the conciliation against whom claims are made

Once the Jackpot has cleared, that tournament cannot be used for any future claims.

Additional claims may not be asserted until the further performance of services has ultimately failed.

In some cases, the parties justify the amendment of claims with circumstances extraneous to the proceedings.

The compromise reached here was to reduce the figure allocated for office holders down from EUR 1.2 million to EUR 400 000 and, of course, documented evidence of receipts must be provided when any claims are made.

It is not a secret that Hammour is being threatened for demanding her financial rights which was stolen from her by her brothers in cooperation with high ranking Syrian officers and officials.

Member States may chose the means for authorising use within the meaning of paragraph 1 and remain free to decide on the use of any revenues which are unclaimed after the expiry of the period fixed in accordance with paragraph 1(5).

There is a seasonality with this issue, as when supply is high and therefore prices are low, suppliers are at greater risk of receiving claims compared to when supply is scarce.

Claims relating to the liability of the carrier in case of death of, or personal injury to, passengers must be addressed in writing to the carrier against whom an action may be brought.

However, the directive merely requires Member States to adopt such measures as are necessary to enable consumers to exercise their rights effectively, without indicating the processes under which those rights are to be asserted in judicial proceedings, this being a matter for the internal legal order of each Member State.

In particular, any collective redress system introduced ought to include powers vested in the judge considering preliminary submissions on a collective redress case to halt any abuses and to ensure that the claims being made are meritorious.

In particular, any collective redress system introduced ought to include powers vested in the judge considering preliminary submissions on a collective redress case to halt any abuses and to ensure that the claims being made are meritorious.

Member States may provide that revenues collected from such use of orphan works for the purpose of remuneration but which are unclaimed after the expiry of the period fixed in accordance with this Directive should contribute to financing rights information sources that will facilitate diligent search, by low-cost and automated means, in respect of categories of works that fall actually or potentially within the scope of application of this Directive.

This is inaccurate because national governments have time limits in which claims must be made.

In 2 other Member States27 there is no specific legal guarantee period, but the consumer rights are limited by the prescription period (time limits in national legislations within which rights can be invoked in court).

Portuguese law seems to go below the level of protection envisaged by the Directive by providing that an action needs to be brought within 6 months from the moment the consumer notified the defect to the seller.

Two main arguments are raised: detailed information on specific cases could in some instances weaken the consumer’s position when negotiating the amount of compensation; increased information about product liability cases could lead to a number of ungenuine claims.

Insurers themselves were not aware of the situation and whilst sendings were monitored at the time by the authorities, claims arc now being made against insurers for lost duty.