Traduction de «Lieu de livraison convenu à la frontière » (Français → Anglais) :

If those requirements are not met, the law of the country where the place of delivery as agreed by the parties is situated shall apply.

25. Calls on the Commission to identify the existing barriers to crossborder delivery services, and to take appropriate actions to address them, taking account of the findings of the new study that has been conducted and in a way that will allow both businesses and consumers to fully benefit from the Digital Single Market; stresses that such factors as accessibility, reliability, speed of delivery, friendly service, an efficient and transparent returns system, and lower prices of crossborder delivery services are best promoted by free and fair competition, so as not to hinder crossborder trade and to increase consumer trust; considers that crossborder delivery services should not just be based on physical borders, but, where feasible, sho ...[+++]uld also take account of the distance from the consumer; considers it essential to ensure innovative forms of delivery allowing greater flexibility in terms of choosing a time or place of collection or a possible pick-up point with no additional costs attached; believes it is crucial to consider measures guaranteeing reasonably priced delivery to more remote or outlying areas;

If those requirements are not met, the law of the country where the place of delivery as agreed by the parties is situated shall apply.

3. The holder of the luggage registration voucher may require delivery of the luggage at the place of destination as soon as the agreed time and, where appropriate, the time necessary for the operations carried out by customs or other administrative authorities, has elapsed.

3. The holder of the luggage registration voucher may require delivery of the luggage at the place of destination as soon as the agreed time and, where appropriate, the time necessary for the operations carried out by customs or other administrative authorities, has elapsed.

Whereas Article 5 of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2782/76 of 17 November 1976 laying down detailed implementing rules for the importation of preferential sugar (6), as last amended by Regulation (EEC) No 1714/88 (7), stipulates that a quantity which exceeds the relevant agreed quantity must be attributed by the Commission to the following delivery period; whereas when partial deliveries of raw sugar are imported the white sugar equivalent cannot actually be determined until after the raw sugar has been analysed or refined; whereas application of Article 45 of Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88 would have a disproportionately severe financia ...[+++]l impact on operators; whereas there therefore appears to be no justification for not allowing quantities imported within the tolerance to qualify for the preferential arrangements; whereas a derogation should therefore be granted from Article 45 of Regulation (EEC) No 3719/88;