Примери за използване на Portielje на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The General Court Portielje.
During the period in question, Portielje did not alter the composition of Gosselin's Board of Directors.
The Boards of Directors of Portielje.
As for the rest, the pleas put forward by Portielje are the same as those put forward by Gosselin.
Moreover, Portielje was not established for the purpose of exerting any kind of control over Gosselin.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Portielje is an undertaking.
By its first plea, Portielje maintains that it is not an undertaking within the meaning of Community competition law.
The Commission itself concedes, in the defence, that Portielje is not‘an undertaking per se'.
Third, Portielje had no influence on the composition of Gosselin's Board of Directors during the period in question.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Portielje‘involved itself directly or indirectly' in the management of Gosselin.
That time sequence shows that their presence on the Board of Directors does not indicate influence on the part of Portielje.
It adds that the Boards of Directors of Portielje and Gosselin are only partly composed of the same members.
Portielje contends that the Court should dismiss the appeal and order the Commission to pay the costs of both sets of proceedings.
In the reply, it adds that the Boards of Directors of Portielje and Gosselin are only partly composed of the same members.
Furthermore, Portielje acted in accordance with its articles of association, because the 2002 annual report was drawn up in writing.
However, it adduced no hard evidence to show that Portielje actually involved itself in the management of Gosselin.
Portielje infers from those considerations that it was in, practical terms, impossible for it to have exerted any influence whatsoever over Gosselin.
By the third plea in support of its action, Portielje submits that the Commission infringed Article 81 EC in two respects.
Third, Portielje states that it had no influence on the composition of Gosselin's Board of Directors during the period in question.
In the present case, Gosselin's three directors were among the owners of Portielje, which was only an instrument for exercising ownership rights.
Consequently, the Portielje‘stichting'(foundation) is not subject to corporation tax or turnover tax in the Netherlands.
On 24 July 2009, the Commission adopted Decision C(2009)5810 final amending the Decision in relation to the value of sales to be taken into account for the purpose of calculating the basic amount of the fine imposed on Gosselin and Portielje.
Stichting Administratiekantoor Portielje, established in Rotterdam(Netherlands), represented by D. Van hove, F. Wijckmans, S.
Portielje does not therefore dispute that Gosselin participated in the agreements on commissions and the agreements on cover quotes.
It concluded, also at paragraph 54, as follows:‘[t]hat Portielje exerted a decisive influence over the conduct of its subsidiary is therefore ruled out on that ground alone'.
The only way Portielje could influence Gosselin's policy was therefore to use those voting rights at that company's general meeting.
Moreover, it is apparent from Gosselin's articles of association and recitals 46, 446 and 452 of the contested decision that, during the period in question, Portielje and Gosselin were managed by the same persons, which Portielje confirmed in its reply to the statement of objections.
However, it did not regard Portielje as an undertaking per se, but rather as a component of the undertaking which committed the infringement.
Moreover, that fact does not mean that Portielje did not exert a decisive influence over Gosselin's commercial or strategic policy.
By the first part, Portielje and Gosselin put in question the argument that their practices resulted in an appreciable restriction of competition.