Exemple de utilizare a To the main proceedings în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Background to the main proceedings.
Applicability of other rules of EU law to the main proceedings.
Parties to the main proceedings.
Next, it should be verified whether Directive 2006/24 is indeed applicable to the main proceedings.
Parties to the main proceedings.
B- The third question:the applicability of Directive 2003/55 to the main proceedings.
Parties to the main proceedings.
First, the conditions for an analogous application of Directive 2009/73 to the main proceedings are lacking.
Parties to the main proceedings.
Nor has the VddB provided any figures,although it objected to the application of the Barber caselaw to the main proceedings.
In the version applicable to the main proceedings, provides as follows.
Observations of the parties to the main proceedings, the governments and the Commission.
It is also useful to describe the events linked to the drafting of Articles 6 to 8 of the OEPS,although they are not of direct relevance to the main proceedings.
Furthermore, it argues, there is no disagreement between the parties to the main proceedings, at least as regards the first question.
In its order for reference the national court, which has a dispute in a VAT matter before it, describes in detail the factual andlegal background to the main proceedings.
Between the parties to the main proceedings or of a contractual relationship between two independent undertakings(distribution contract), hypotheses which must be considered in turn below.
In proceedings brought under Article 234 EC,it is not for the Court to specify the relevant provisions of national law applicable to the main proceedings.
Those parties to the main proceedings also claim that the foral authorities must comply with numerous constitutional and other principles, subject to review by the administrative courts.
There is some confusion surrounding the description provided by the referring court,the parties to the main proceedings and the Spanish Government of the applicable national legal framework.
It should be pointed out that in proceedings brought under Article 234 EC,it is not for the Court to specify the relevant provisions of national law applicable to the main proceedings.
Since these proceedings are, for the parties to the main proceedings, a step in the action pending before the national court,the decision on costs is a matter for that court.
In the present case, the tax scheme under the Belgium-Luxembourg Convention forms part of the legal framework applicable to the main proceedings and has been presented as such by the national court.
Since these proceedings are, for the parties to the main proceedings, a step in the respective actions pending before the national courts,the decisions on costs are a matter for those courts.
In the present case, the person in question has not been identified as a party to the main proceedings by the referring court(see, to that effect, order of 23 March 2007 in Case C‑368/06 Cedilac, paragraph 6).
During the period relevant to the main proceedings, it was owned in equal shares by RCS, established in the Netherlands, and by Burda International Holding GmbH, a company situated in Germany.
First of all, Kempter states that it does not follow from the third paragraph of Article 234 EC that the parties to the main proceedings must have pleaded misinterpretation of Community law before the national court in order for it to be obliged to make a reference for a preliminary ruling.
In particular, those parties to the main proceedings contend that only charges based on the cost of the service provided can be imposed by the European Union, but the scheme prescribed by Directive 2003/87 does not fall within that exception.