Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• (h) a distribution contract shall be governed by the law of the country in which the distributor has his habitual residence.
• The question of the responsibility of the manufacturer and that of the distributor has also been raised.
• The risk of foreclosure of more efficient distributors has always been greater with selective distribution than with exclusive distribution, given the restriction on sales to non
• But the complaints have been dealt with in so far as the importer or the distributor has withdrawn the product, so there is no danger consequently.
• authorised dealers in selective distribution.
• Therefore consumers should in these cases be able to turn to the distributor if the above obligations have not been properly fulfilled by the authorised repairer to whom the distributor has subcontracted these services.
• (h) a distribution contract shall be governed by the law of the country where the distributor has his habitual residence;
• According to press reports, the European Federation of Wine & Spirit Importers and Distributors has filed a complaint with the Commission about the exorbitant price of glass.

• Will the Commission perhaps keep the ban on flying in force until all fares have been refunded correctly and if not, why not?
• But the complaints have been dealt with in so far as the importer or the distributor has withdrawn the product, so there is no danger consequently.
• Has any grant money awarded in this case been refunded or repaid by the Spanish Government on the grounds of being an improper or ineligible use of European funds?
• My constituent tells me that the cost of the flight has been refunded and that Iberia has admitted liability for the hotel cost.
• Is he still being disciplined by the Commission and has any of his pay which was docked in the past been refunded to him?
• The question of the responsibility of the manufacturer and that of the distributor has also been raised.
• Consumers are also victims of this system because, so far, around four hundred million euros of paid deposits have not been refunded to the consumer.