Примери за използване на Hypothecation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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So much for hypothecation.
This hypothecation is successfully employed in vaccinations, as well.
This is called a hypothecation.
The hypothecation of the tax to the funding of the aid implies in itself a necessary link between the amount of the tax revenue and the amount of the aid.
This is called a hypothecation.
The analysis in respect of the existence of hypothecation between a tax and an aid will make it possible to establish whether that tax constitutes a method of funding the aid and, accordingly, forms an integral part of the aid.
What's wrong with hypothecation?
It is the existence of such hypothecation between the taxes borne by the television and telecommunications operators, such as DTS and Telefónica, and the aid paid to RTVE that is at issue between the parties in the present case.
The facility is provided to pledge or hypothecation of stock i.e.
In order to assess the existence and, if necessary,the force of the hypothecation between the tax and the aid, it is therefore necessary to determine the extent to which the aid in question is actually financed by and dependent on the revenue from the tax.
As we shall see below, those provisions,in the light of their object, did not reveal the nature of the hypothecation between the tax at issue and the aid paid to RTVE.
The analysis in respect of the existence of hypothecation between a tax and an aid will make it possible to establish whether that tax constitutes a method of funding the aid and, accordingly, forms an integral part of the aid.
(g) the approval of any acquisition,sale or hypothecation of immovable property;
If the appellant's argument were to be followed, it would mean that whenever a tax is levied at sectoral level and is imposed on undertakings in competition with thebeneficiary of the aid, the criterion based on hypothecation would be satisfied.
The criteria for establishing hypothecation between a fiscal measure and an aid scheme.
The second part of the first plea, to my mind, raises three questions relating to the way in which, according to the Court's case-law,the existence of hypothecation between a fiscal measure and an aid scheme must be assessed.
The debt is, in civil law jurisdictions,referred to as hypothecation, which may make use of the services of a hypothecary to assist in the hypothecation.
Telefónica maintains that, according to the Court's case-law, the relevant conditions are not separate and distinct conditions,since the direct impact of the fiscal measure on the amount of the aid is a logical consequence of the hypothecation provided for in the relevant national rules.
That examination requires proof of the existence of‘hypothecation' between those measures and the aid scheme in question.
Last, the third question, raised by DTS concerns, more particularly, the scope of the criterion based on a‘direct impact of the revenue from the tax on the amount of the aid',which was laid down for the purpose of establishing the existence of hypothecation between the tax and the aid in question.
Where one heir has paid more than his share of a common debt because of such hypothecation, he has a right of relief against the other heirs, limited to their share.
As I have stated, the fact that, in accordance with Article 33 of Law No 17/2006 and Article 8 of Law No 8/2009, the excess income available to RTVE is to be paid intoa reserve fund and, where appropriate, transferred to the Public Treasury severs the hypothecation between the tax revenue and the aid in question.
In the second place,Telefónica submits that the conditions laid down in the case-law for the purpose of establishing hypothecation between a fiscal measure and aid, namely, the existence of a binding provision of national law hypothecating the tax to the funding of the aid and proof that the revenue from the tax has a direct impact on the amount of the aid, are not distinct and cumulative conditions.
I shall explain that the General Court did not err in law when assessing the lawfulness of the decision at issue, andin particular when applying the criteria identified by this Court for the purpose of establishing the existence of hypothecation between the fiscal measures borne by DTS and Telefónica and the aid paid to RTVE.
Contrary to the Kingdom of Spain's contention, the admissibility of this plea is to my mind not in doubt, since the applicant challenges the findings made by the General Court on the basis of the facts and the applicable national rules concerning the existence,in the light of the criteria established in the case-law of the Court of Justice, of hypothecation between the fiscal measures at issue and the aid paid to RTVE.
Telefónica maintains that, according to the Court's case-law, the relevant conditions are not separate and distinct conditions,since the direct impact of the fiscal measure on the amount of the aid is a logical consequence of the hypothecation provided for in the relevant national rules.
First of all, in paragraph 95 of the judgment under appeal, the General Court considers that the criterion based on a competitive relationship between the persons required to pay a tax andthe beneficiaries of aid funded by that tax is not sufficient to ensure the existence of hypothecation between the tax and the aid within the meaning of the case-law of the Court of Justice.