In other words, this element of the test is concerned with provisions derogating from the legal position of the consumer under national law.
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Rights that cannot be derogated for reasons of national security in any circumstances are known as peremptory norms or " jus cogens ".
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States may limit the right to a fair trial or derogate from the fair trial rights only under circumstances specified in the human rights instruments.
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He dismissed the government's argument that under the ECHR and HRA it was possible to derogate from the ECHR's general provisions.
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Either Cambalachero provides the proof that the British Goverment derogated the treaty, or the paragraph on derogation is removed altogether and the document locked.
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:3 ) However, a provision derogating from the legal position of the consumer under national law will not necessarily be treated as unfair.
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A politically active group of legal eagles called themselves trial lawyers; advocates of tort reform prefer to derogate them as the contingency-fee crowd.
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Whatever that tape is _ let partisans derogate it as inconclusive _ it is indisputably a piece of evidence in an investigation of a criminal conspiracy.
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On the other hand, Jonny has used his subjective interpretation of the term, and my use of it, to harass and derogate me.
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It was StroDski who coined the expression, " Miracle at the Vistula, " intended to derogate PiBsudski's 1920 victory over the Soviets.
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