European Union Directives,Regulations and Laws.
| Successfully Navigating Cross-Border E-Discovery Disputes TechNewsWorld Although the 30 member states have implemented the Directive in different ways, the main thrust is that data transfers to counties outside the EU are ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| HostDime Web Hosting Firm, Certified Under US-EU Safe Harbor TheHostingNews.com (press release) The US Department of Commerce developed the Safe Harbor framework to bridge differences between US and EU privacy law, and it is intended prevent accidental ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Working to Inspire an Empire theTrumpet.com In November, newswires reported that the Catholic Church wants Sunday observance enshrined in EU law, specifically a clause in the Working Time Directive ... See all stories on this topic | ||
Daily Mail While the EU Directive 1999/44/EC sets in stone the two year period, if it became law and superseded the Sale of Goods Act, it would mean retailers would ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| French green law 'breaks European packaging directive', says Europen packagingnews.co.uk The European Council for Packaging and the Environment (Europen) has blasted France's new environment law for breaching European packaging regulations. ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| FSA Says Investor Cooperation Isn't Market Abuse Bloomberg ... concern that calls for shareholders to have more of a voice in corporate management and compensation could violate European Union insider trading laws. ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Legal Implications of Cloud Computing — Part One (the Basics and ... InfoSecCompliance For example under the EU Data Protection Directive, unless they take certain steps, organizations are prohibited from transferring personal information to ... See all stories on this topic |
| Suppose we just refuse to repay the central banks? | Zooot Europe By Paul Under normal conditions Iceland would have availed itself of the right under European law to pay out depositors in an orderly manner. But Mr. Brown prevented this by directing Britain's deposit-insurance agency to pay Icesave depositors as if they were covered by UK insurance. ... The EU directive dealt only with the collapse of individual banks, assuming this problem to be merely marginal in scope and hence readily affordable by signatory governments. ... Zooot Europe - http://www.zooot.eu/ | ||||||||
| Iceland´s Refusal To Pay, A Quantum Leap Away From Debt-Slavery ... By Notsilvia Night The relevant EU law gives the responsible authorities a breathing space of three months to proceed with settlement – with a further six-month period where necessary. This would have enabled Iceland to collect from British bank clients such as the retail entrepreneur (and major Kaupthing ... He was reminded that unlike the Icesave branches, these were incorporated as British entities, making their accounts the responsibility of British regulation and deposit insurance. ... Time to Think - http://notsylvia.wordpress.com/ | ||||||||
| EU Directives Will Close Down Most of Britain's Aluminium Industry ... By Giuseppe De Santis One of the negative consequences of Britain's membership of the EU is the disappearing of the manufacturing sector. Strangely very little has been said about how the EU regulations caused the closure of several manufacturing plants ... The NDA's lawyers therefore had to tell the aluminium plant's owners that, under EU law, the discount deal now constituted “state aid”, and would no longer be legal. This will leave Britain with just one large remaining aluminium plant at ... London Patriot - http://www.londonpatriot.org/
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