21It is settled case-law that the meaning and scope of terms for which Community law provides no definition must be determined by considering their usual meaning in everyday language, while also taking into account the context in which they occur and the purposes of the rules of which they are part (Case C-128/94 Hönig [1995] ECR I-3389, paragraph 9, and Case C-164/98 Ρ DIR International Film and Others v Commission [2000] ECR I-447, paragraph 26). When those terms appear, as in the main proceedings, in a provision which constitutes a derogation from a principle or, more specifically, from Community rules for the protection of consumers, they must, in addition, be interpreted strictly (Case C-83/99 Commission v Spain [2001] ECR I-445, paragraph 19, and Case C-481/99 Heininger [2001] ECR I-9945, paragraph 31).
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