Traduction de «Inscription au registre du commerce » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Any tenderer or candidate may be asked to prove that he is authorised to perform the contract under national law, as evidenced by inclusion in a trade or professional register, or a sworn declaration or certificate, membership of a specific organisation, express authorisation, or entry in the value added tax (hereinafter ‘VAT’) register.

3. Any tenderer or candidate may be asked to prove that he is authorised to perform the contract under national law, as evidenced by inclusion in a trade or professional register, or a sworn declaration or certificate, membership of a specific organisation, express authorisation, or entry in the VAT register.

Where a candidate is required to be enrolled on a professional or trade register in its Member State of origin or establishment in order to pursue its professional activity, it may be requested to prove its enrolment on such a register or to provide a declaration on oath or a certificate as described in Part A of Annex VII for works contracts, Part B of Annex VII for supply contracts and Part C of Annex VII for service contracts.

3. Any tenderer or candidate may be asked to prove that he is authorised to perform the contract under national law, as evidenced by inclusion in a trade or professional register, or a sworn declaration or certificate, membership of a specific organisation, express authorisation, or entry in the VAT register.

Whereas freedom of establishment in respect of the activities covered by this Directive is scheduled only for the end of the transitional period, (4) except as regards certain paid agricultural workers who come within the provisions of the Council Directive of 2 April 1963 (5) ; whereas, further, freedom to provide services entails that, where a service is performed in the country of the recipient ; the person providing the service should not be obliged to satisfy requirements which persons established in that country satisfy solely by reason of the stable and permanent nature of their acitivity in such country, as may be the case in certain circumstances in certain Member States with regard to enrolment in the commercial ...[+++]register or membership or of certain professional or trade organisations;

1. Where the pursuit of any activity falling within Article 2 or the enjoyment of any right or power attached thereto is conditional in the Member State in which the service is performed either on enrolment in the commercial register or on membership of a trade association or other similar body, beneficiaries under this Directive shall be required to fulfil such condition only where a service or series of services is provided for a period exceeding ninety days in any calendar year.