Betekenis van:
injured party

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Nor should such a limitation prejudice the right of any injured party to be fairly compensated.
2. normally based in a Member State other than the State of residence of the injured party.
3. The information centre shall provide the injured party with the name and address of the owner or usual driver or registered keeper of the vehicle if the injured party has a legitimate interest in obtaining this information.
4. In addition to ensuring that the insurance undertaking has a representative in the State where the injured party resides, it is appropriate to guarantee the specific right of the injured party to have the claim settled promptly.
5. The injured party shall have the right to demand that Europol refrain from or cease any action.
6. The injured party shall have the right to demand that Eurojust refrain from taking, or cease, any action.
7. ‘injured party’ means any person entitled to compensation in respect of any loss or injury caused by vehicles;
8. The compensation body should have a right of subrogation in so far as it has compensated the injured party.
9. insured through an establishment in a Member State other than the State of residence of the injured party; and
10. They must be capable of examining cases in the official language(s) of the Member State of residence of the injured party.
11. President of the Zimbabwe branch of the World Medical Association, has refused assistance to injured members of the MDC (opposition party)
12. In such a case the injured party should be in at least the same position as in the case of a claim against the guarantee fund.
13. In order to ensure due protection for victims of motor vehicle accidents, Member States should not permit insurance undertakings to rely on excesses against an injured party.
14. In order to enable the injured party to seek compensation, each Member State shall establish or approve an information centre responsible:
15. In order to ensure due protection of victims of motor vehicle accidents, Member States should not permit insurance undertakings to rely on excesses against an injured party.