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conclusion of law
conclusion of law
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- a finding as to the applicability of a rule of law to particular facts
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- The law taken by the creditor as a basis for the establishment of relations with you before the conclusion of the credit contract If applicable
- The law taken by the creditor as a basis for the establishment of relations with you before the conclusion of the credit contract
- In Spain, a 1982 Law and a Royal Decree of 1985 discipline the bargaining and the conclusion of standard cultivation contracts between producers’ representatives and processors.
- In conclusion, it would be contrary to general principles of Community law to recover the aid resulting from the exemptions granted until 2 February 2002 from the beneficiaries.
- Although the conclusion of Interprofessional Agreements under the terms of Law 88/88 was not mandatory and in fact no Interprofessional Agreement was entered for several years, Law 88/88 (as further applied in the administrative practice of the Ministry), created incentives for the conclusion of Interprofessional Agreements containing minimum prices.
- Its powers will be concentrated on the typical tasks of an annual general meeting in accordance with company law (e.g. the taking of decisions concerning the use of the profits, the conclusion of business agreements, winding-up decisions etc.).
- Therefore, the Commission comes to the conclusion that despite the wording of the Road Transport Law (public service obligation) the provisions of Section V — ‘Public service contracts’ of Regulation (EEC) No 1191/69 can be applied.
- On 14 July 2005, following the conclusion of the agreement between OTE and the trade unions on the implementation of the VRS, the Greek Parliament adopted Law No 3371/2005.
- That is the only conclusion which can be reached irrespective of whether the approach followed is that stemming from the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities (the Gröditzer case-law’) or that based on the analysis of the actual liquidation costs of SNCM (the ABX decision).
- On 14 July 2005, following the conclusion of the agreement between OTE and the trade unions on the implementation of the VRS, the Greek Parliament adopted Law No 3371/2005. Article 74 of that Law gives the necessary legal effect to the VRS and lays down the State’s financial contribution to the scheme.
- The scenario of cancellation of a safeguard plan does not apply to the present case since the abovementioned law of 2005 entered into force subsequently whereas, on the basis of the evidence available to the Commission, nothing supports the conclusion that any receivership of SNCM would fail.
- The current owners’ meeting will be converted into an owners’ or annual general meeting. Its powers will be concentrated on the typical tasks of an annual general meeting in accordance with company law (e.g. the taking of decisions concerning the use of the profits, the conclusion of business agreements, winding-up decisions etc.).
- Certain information on the contract award or the conclusion of the framework agreement may be withheld from publication where release of such information would impede law enforcement or otherwise be contrary to the public interest, in particular defence and/or security interests, would harm the legitimate commercial interests of economic operators, public or private, or might prejudice fair competition between them.
- Visa, asylum and migration Develop a unified State-level approach to issues related to visa, asylum and migration in line with the Constitutional Charter, notably with the complete harmonisation of visa regimes as applied in the Republics, the adoption of the Asylum Law and the further conclusion and implementation of readmission agreements.
- The three examples given by the Luxembourg authorities in their letter of 13 April 2006 are not of such a character as to call into question the conclusion that the scheme at issue confers advantages derogating from ordinary tax law which are not justified by the nature of the Luxembourg tax system.