Translation of "établir la validité ou le bien-fondé de son action " (French → English) :

This is a case for joining forces to better be able to tackle product safety issues.

The proposed revision of Directive 2001/95/EC, which will integrate the modifications of the Lisbon Treaty, can only be achieved at Union level. The proposal is based on Article 114 Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), to which also Article 169 TFEU refers, in order to ensure a high level of protection of health and safety of all European consumers and establish an internal market for consumer goods.

In those circumstances, the General Court finds that the statement of reasons for the contested measures is not such as to enable Ms Bamba to contest its invalidity before the Court or to enable the Court to review the merits of the measures.

As part of the EU Action Plan for combating terrorism, the proposal in question lays down rules aimed at establishing the traceability of transfers of funds which are applicable to all the payment service providers involved in the payment chain.

In the insurance sector, for instance, Annex I, point 27 has been applied to situations where insurers refused to pay claims by compelling consumers, who wanted to apply for compensation under an insurance policy, to produce documents which could not be reasonably considered relevant to establish the validity of the request.

including in an advertisement a direct exhortation to children to buy advertised products or to persuade their parents or other adults to buy advertised products for them; claiming that a product has been approved, endorsed or authorised by a public or private body when it has not; falsely stating that the product will only be available for a very limited time, or that it will only be available on particular terms for a very limited time, in order to elicit an immediate decision and deprive consumers of sufficient opportunity or time to make an informed choice; promoting a product similar to a product made by a particular manufacturer in such a manner as deliberately to mislead the consumer into believing that the product is made by that ...[+++] same manufacturer when it is not; falsely claiming or creating the impression that the trader is not acting for purposes relating to his trade, business, craft or profession, or falsely representing oneself as a consume; creating the false impression that after-sales service in relation to the product is available in a Member State other than the one in which the product is sold; requiring a consumer who wishes to claim on an insurance policy to produce documents which could not reasonably be considered relevant as to whether the claim was valid, or systematically failing to reply to related correspondence; creating the false impression that the consumer has won, is to win or will on doing a particular act win a prize, when in fact either there is no prize or taking any action in relation to claiming the prize is subject to the consumer paying money or incurring a cost.