Translation of "Redress mechanism for consumers " (English → French) :

collective redress mechanism | mechanism of collective redress

collective redress [ class action | collective action | collective claim | collective redress mechanism | group action | group litigation | representative action ]

Complaint and Redress Mechanisms Relating to Racial Discrimination in Canada and Abroad

Market-driven Consumer Redress - Case Studies and Legal Issues

41. Considers it regrettable that the CWP has little to say about EU citizens as consumers; insists that Digital Europe is a much wider concept than just the digital single market, and that any proposals must guarantee consumer and data protection, taking into account the social dimension, universal access, inclusion of all parts of the population, net neutrality and cultural diversity; recalls the need to put in place an effective redress mechanism for consumers in the EU and to tackle fraud prevention and tax evasion in the context of digital activities;

There are new issues to resolve for example, the protection of privacy of information in an age of data mining, the prevention of coercive tied-selling at a time of super markets selling many types of financial products, and the need for effective and accessible redress mechanisms for consumers who have been treated unfairly.

There are new issues to solve: the protection of privacy of information in an age of data banks and data mining; the prevention of coercive tied selling; the need for effective and accessible redress mechanisms for consumers who have been treated unfairly.

28. Points to the importance of collective redress mechanisms for consumers and welcomes the Commission’s recently published recommendation C(2013)3539 and its communication COM(2013)401; agrees that a horizontal framework on collective redress would avoid the risk of uncoordinated sector-specific EU initiatives; calls on the Member States to follow the Commission Recommendations for the establishment of horizontal common principles, whose implementation in Member States would serve to assess whether further measures, including a legislative initiative, are needed, in particular for cross-border cases; recalls that none of the various ...[+++] approaches to collective redress must give any economic incentive to bring abusive collective actions and that all such approaches must include appropriate safeguards to avoid unmeritorious claims;