Betekenis van:
mutuality

mutuality
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • afhankelijk verband tussen zaken
  • a reciprocal relation between interdependent entities (objects or individuals or groups)

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mutuality
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a reciprocality of sentiments
    "the mutuality of their affection was obvious"

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    mutuality
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • interdependentie
    • a reciprocal relation between interdependent entities (objects or individuals or groups)

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    1. This is in line with the principle of mutuality, by which cooperatives act in the interest of their members.
    2. Moreover, they would have to limit themselves to business activities between the cooperative and its members, which are the very essence of the principles of mutuality.
    3. Thus, any exceptions in favour of agricultural cooperatives with regard to State aid policy would have to promote action and measures directly linked to its principles of mutuality.
    4. Thus, any exceptions in favour of agricultural cooperatives with regard to State aid policy would have to promote action and measures directly linked to its principles of mutuality. Moreover, they would have to limit themselves to business activities between the cooperative and its members, which are the very essence of the principles of mutuality.
    5. It consists in measures which only concern extra-cooperative transactions, targeting activities which are not directly linked to the principles of mutuality and not restricted to activities carried out between the cooperative and its members.
    6. In the case in question, the proportionate nature of measures in relation to the intended objective must be ascertained on the basis of the particular characteristics of cooperatives which define and shape their specific nature (i.e., their principles of mutuality), and the impact that they may have on competition, particularly due to the size of cooperatives.
    7. The Law states that the reason why specially protected cooperatives are afforded the highest level of protection is due to the nature of the sectors concerned, the economic capacity of their members and their closer alignment with the principle of mutuality.
    8. As they are measures which only concern extra-cooperative transactions, targeting activities which are not directly linked to the principles of mutuality and not restricted to activities carried out between the cooperative and its members, the Commission considers that the aid does not meet the compatibility criteria stated above.