Traduction de «Legal uncertainty » (Anglais → Français) :

G. whereas, while the Court of Justice has clarified a number of important legal questions concerning online gambling in the EU, legal uncertainty remains with regard to a number of other questions, which can only be solved at the political level; whereas this legal uncertainty has led to a significant increase in the availability of illegal gambling offers and the high risks associated with them;

In answer to the complaint based on the abovementioned principle, it should be observed that the General Court’s interpretation in the judgment under appeal that exchanges within an undertaking or group with in-house lawyers are not covered by legal professional privilege in the context of an investigation carried out by the Commission does not give rise to any legal uncertainty as to the scope of that protection.

The complexity of the rules and the variation in administrative practices generates legal uncertainty for economic operators and tax authorities and fails to secure a level playing field in the EU . This uncertainty has led to considerable litigation and has increased the administrative burden.

The complexity of the rules and the variation in administrative practices generates legal uncertainty for economic operators and tax authorities and fails to secure a level playing field in the EU . This uncertainty has led to considerable litigation and has increased the administrative burden.

The text of the Council common positions has to be considered ambiguous and creates legal uncertainty as to which agreements have to be considered linked and therefore it creates uncertainty on when the consumer can benefit of the protection provided for by the Directive in these cases.

(5) The development of information society services within the Community is hampered by a number of legal obstacles to the proper functioning of the internal market which make less attractive the exercise of the freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide services; these obstacles arise from divergences in legislation and from the legal uncertainty as to which national rules apply to such services; in the absence of coordination and adjustment of legislation in the relevant areas, obstacles might be justified in the light of the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities; legal uncertainty exists with regard ...[+++]to the extent to which Member States may control services originating from another Member State.