Sentences with phrase «cross-border electronic transactions»
As with the previous three sessions of the Working Group, work was to be centered around the «preparation of legal standards on online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic transactions... [more]
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«After discussion, the Commission established a working group to undertake work in the field of online dispute resolution relating to cross-border electronic commerce transactions, including business - to - business (B2B) and business - toconsumer (B2C) transactions.
It has been well documented that the working group's mandate was «to undertake work in the field of online dispute resolution relating to cross-border electronic commerce transactions, including business - to - business (B2B) and business - to - consumer (B2C) transactions».
UNICTRAL, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, Working Group III is working on a global Online Dispute Resolution framework for the resolution of cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
Instead of following and adapting this model for cross-border electronic commerce, the Working Group has proposed a two - tiered binding dispute resolution process, using a combination of mediation and arbitration, that will operate entirely outside the transaction channel.
The United Nations working group for online dispute resolution (ODR) of cross-border electronic commerce transactions (UNCITRAL Working Group III) met in Vienna early in November to continue its work on procedural rules for ODR.
Between November 5th and 9th, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law's (UNCITRAL) Working Group III met for its 26th session, the fifth session dedicated to the drafting of procedural rules for online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
Manufacturers, retailers, distributors, importers, exporters, financial institutions, service providers and others engage us to review contracts and arrangements and to provide compliance and planning expertise, particularly in the complex areas of financial services, electronic commerce, natural resources, cross-border transactions and related - party transfers.
However, this clearly falls outside of the Working Group's mandate, i.e.: «to undertake work in the field of online dispute resolution relating to cross-border electronic commerce transactions».