+Article 76 Requests for information
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Article 76 Requests for information

1. Overview

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Summary Regulation
Article 76 1.

At the request of the applicant party, the requested party shall provide any information which would be useful to the applicant party in the recovery of its claim.

In order to obtain that information, the requested party shall make use of the powers provided for under the laws, regulations or administrative provisions applying to the recovery of similar claims arising in its own Member State.

Article 76 2.
The request for information shall indicate the name, last known address, and any other relevant information relating to the identification of the legal or natural person concerned to whom the information to be provided relates and the nature and amount of the claim in respect of which the request is made.
Article 76 3.

The requested party shall not be obliged to supply information:

(a) 

which it would not be able to obtain for the purpose of recovering similar claims arising in its own Member State;

(b) 

which would disclose any commercial, industrial or professional secrets; or

(c) 

the disclosure of which would be liable to prejudice the security of or be contrary to the public policy of the Member State.

Article 76 4.
The requested party shall inform the applicant party of the grounds for refusing a request for information.

1.1 References

1.2 Identified Requirements

1.3 Related Standards

2. Identified Requirements

Requirements
Source Requirement

3. Related Standards

Standards
Source Requirement
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