Traduction de «frais d'ordonnance » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Fees charged by a bank to cover the costs of providing account information pursuant to Article 14 may not be higher than the costs actually incurred and, where applicable, not higher than the fees charged for the provision of account information in the context of equivalent national orders.

Fees charged by any authority or other body in the Member State of enforcement which is involved in the processing or enforcement of a Preservation Order, or in providing account information pursuant to Article 14, shall be determined on the basis of a scale of fees or other set of rules established in advance by each Member State and transparently setting out the applicable fees.

2. Where the creditor has already obtained a judgment, court settlement or authentic instrument, the Preservation Order shall, at the request of the creditor, also include the costs of obtaining such judgment, settlement or instrument, to the extent that a determination has been made that those costs must be borne by the debtor.

The following provisions of Annex II to the Statute are concerned: Assistant rapporteur (Article 7), provisions from Title III of the Statute that do not apply to patent litigation (Article 10), the role of European Patent Attorneys in the representation of parties (Article 11), the oral and written procedure (Article 12), the production of evidence (Article 13), interim and evidence-protection measures (Article 14), special orders in a summary procedure (Article 15), judgment by default (Article 16), the revision of a judgment (Article 17), settlement (Article 18), the obligation of all Community Courts to forward wrongly addressed documents and refer actions to the competent court (Article 19), the stay of proceedings (Article 20), the tr ...[+++]ansmission of decisions (Article 21), the enforcement of decisions (Article 22) and Court fees (Article 23).

1. Where the Court orders the examination of witnesses or an expert’s report, it may request the parties or one of them to lodge security for the witnesses’ costs or the costs of the expert’s report.

2. If, without good reason, a witness who has been duly summoned fails to appear before the Court, the Court may impose upon him a pecuniary penalty not exceeding EUR 5 000 and may order that a further summons be served on the witness at his own expense.