Recitals
Recital 58
Recital 58
Incomplete or Erroneous Certificates and Other Reasons for Non-Execution Unofficial title
In order to allow the addressee to address formal problems with an EPOC or an EPOC-PR, it is necessary to set out a procedure for the communication between the addressee and the issuing authority, as well as, where a notification to the enforcing authority took place pursuant to this Regulation, between the addressee and the enforcing authority, in cases where the EPOC or EPOC-PR is incomplete or contains manifest errors or does not contain sufficient information to execute the order concerned. Moreover, should the addressee not provide the information in an exhaustive or timely manner for any other reason, for example because it considers that there is a conflict with an obligation under the law of a third country, or because it considers that the European Production Order or the European Preservation Order has not been issued in accordance with the conditions set out by this Regulation, it should inform the issuing authority, as well as, where a notification to the enforcing authority took place, the enforcing authority, and provide the justification for not executing the EPOC or the EPOC-PR in a timely manner. The communication procedure should thus allow for the correction or reconsideration of the European Production Order or of the European Preservation Order by the issuing authority at an early stage. To guarantee the availability of the data requested, the addressee should preserve those data if that addressee can identify those data.
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Text as at 5 November 2026.
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