Bureaux in the Member States of the European Sample Clauses

Bureaux in the Member States of the European. Economic Area shall, when receiving such a request, approve as correspondents in their country claims representatives already appointed by insurers of the other Member States pursuant to Directive 2009/103/EC, provided that the conditions set out by 20 2015 – General Assembly, Decision No 5-2 – Entry into force: 1st July 2015 21 2017 – General Assembly, Decision No 4-1 - The wording of Article 4.1 and the pertaining explanatory text was revised. The amendments shall enter into force on 1st January 2018.
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Bureaux in the Member States of the European. Economic Area shall, when receiving such a request, approve as correspondents in their country claims representatives already appointed by insurers of the other Member States pursuant to Directive 2009/103/EC, provided that the conditions set out by the bureaux for the approval of a correspondent in their country are met. This approval may be withdrawn under the same conditions which apply to all correspondents nominated in their territory of competence. 30
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Bureaux in the Member States of the European. Economic Area undertake when receiving 17 2012 – General Assembly, Decision N° 5-1 18 2013 – General Assembly, Decision N° 4-1 – The model wording can be found on the CoB extranet. such a request, to approve as correspondents in their country claims representatives already appointed by insurers of the other Member States pursuant to Directive 2000/26/EEC. This approval cannot be withdrawn as long as the correspondent concerned retains its capacity as a claims representative under the said Directive unless it is in serious breach of its obligations under this Article.
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