Примери за използване на Altmark на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Altmark Mecklenburg Holstein.
Albert II was, from 1184 onwards, Count of Arneburg in the Altmark.
The case of the Altmark showed at the time that the Norwegian Government was not prepared to safeguard its neutrality.
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His close ties to Charles IV were rewarded when he received the Altmark territory in 1347, whereby the Elbe river became the boundary between Saxony and Brandenburg.
In 2003, the European Court of Justice ruled on the assessment of public service compensations in the context of EU state aid rules(case C-280/00 Altmark Trans).
Furthermore, according to the Court of Justice, in that connection four cumulative conditions must be satisfied(Altmark, paragraphs 88 to 93;‘the Altmark conditions'), and they are not satisfied in this case.
According to the landmark Altmark judgment(C-280/00) compensation for a public service obligation does not constitute state aid, provided that four cumulative criteria are met.
Had that examination taken place, the Commission would have concluded that the adoption, in favour of TV2,of measures meeting the second and fourth Altmark conditions would not have obstructed the performance of that task.
The applicant submits that the Commission did not apply the conditions in Altmark according to their intended spirit and purpose and found, incorrectly, that the second andfourth conditions in Altmark were not fulfilled.
The first plea alleged an error of law committed by the Commission which, in assessing the compatibility of the measures concerned with the internal market under Article 106(2) TFEU,did not take into account the second and fourth Altmark conditions.
As the EC Commission's recent case practice demonstrates,a measure which does not fulfill all of the Altmark criteria, will still have to be analysed according to Article 86(2) of the EC Treaty, respectively Article 59(2) of the EEA Agreement(24).
First, it considered that the advertising revenue for 1995 and 1996 constituted State resources and, second, in determining the existence of a selective advantage,the Commission concluded that the measures concerned did not meet the second and fourth Altmark conditions.
However, it follows from paragraph 37 above that Article 106(2) TFEU did not require the Commission to take into consideration the second and fourth Altmark conditions in order to decide whether State aid is compatible with the internal market under that provision.
The second plea alleged a failure by the Commission to fulfil its duty to state reasons in so far as that institution, without explaining the reasons for its decision, found that Article 106(2) TFEU applied in the present case,although the second and fourth Altmark conditions were not met.
Second, the Court found that the Commission's examination as to whether the second and fourth Altmark conditions had been met was not supported by serious analysis of the legal and economic considerations which governed the setting of the amount of the licence fee income payable to TV2.
Error of law in relation to the review of the Member States' definition and application of a Service of General Economic Interest, with regard to both the first andthe fourth criteria established in Altmark Trans and Regirungspräsidum Magdebrug(C-280/00, EU: C: 2003:415).
Second, the General Court held that the Commission's examination as to whether the second and fourth Altmark conditions had been met was not supported by serious analysis of the specific legal and economic considerations which governed how the amount of the licence fee income payable to TV2/Danmark was set.
However, in this case the conditions for financial compensation for SGEI obligations, as recognised by the Court of Justice(Ferring, paragraph 41 above,paragraph 27, and Case C-280/00 Altmark Trans und Regierungspräsidium Magdeburg[2003] ECR I-7747,‘Altmark', paragraphs 87 to 93).
Since the small amount of the aid is not deemed to precludea distortion of competition(see, to that effect, judgment of 24 July 2003, Altmark Trans and Regierungspräsidium Magdeburg, C‑280/00, EU: C: 2003:415, paragraph 81 and the case-law cited), nor can that justify a decision not to recover that aid.
First, it considered that the advertising revenue for 1995 and 1996 constituted State resources(recital 90 to the contested decision) and, second, in determining the existence of a selective advantage,it concluded that the measures concerned did not meet the second and fourth Altmark conditions(recital 153 to the contested decision).
By its first ground of appeal, Viasat claims that the General Court erred in law in finding that the Commission was not required,in its assessment under Article 106(2) TFEU, to take the second and fourth Altmark conditions into consideration in order to ascertain whether compliance with those conditions would have obstructed the performance by TV2 of the tasks assigned to it.
First, it considered that the advertising revenue for 1995 and 1996 constituted State resources(recital 90 to the contested decision) and, second, in determining the existence of a selective advantage,it concluded that the measures concerned did not meet the second and fourth Altmark conditions(recital 153 to the contested decision).
Having regard to the foregoing considerations, the General Court therefore did not err in law when it held in the judgment underappeal that Article 106(2) TFEU does not require the Commission to take into consideration the second and fourth Altmark conditions in order to decide whether State aid is compatible with the internal market under that provision.
Consequently, in order to ensure compliance with the requirements that the performance of the tasks at issue must be obstructed and the development of trade cannot be affected to such an extent as would be contrary to the interests of the Union,the Commission should have requested the Kingdom of Denmark to prove that complying with the second and fourth Altmark conditions would have prevented the performance of the tasks of general economic interest assigned to TV2.