Examples of using Contested judgment in English and their translations into Danish
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As stated by the Court in the contested judgment.
Reverse the contested judgment and, in consequence, annul the contested decision; and, in the alternative.
Any reference to the economic decline criterion was, in fact, eliminated from the 2002 multisectoral framework,even before the contested judgment was delivered.
The contested judgment was therefore not compatible with paragraph 2 of the operative part of the judgment in the preliminary ruling.
By application lodged at the Registry of the Court of Justice on 20 May 1992, Shell International Chemical Company Ltd('Shell') brought an appeal against the judgment of the Court of FirstInstance of 10 March 1992 in Case T-11/89 Shell ν Commission'the contested judgment.
In paragraphs 3 to 9 of the contested judgment the Court of First Instance set out the relevant provisions of Regulation No 2377/90 as follows.
By application lodged at the Court Registry on 17 August 2000, the Commission of the European Communities brought an appeal under Article 49 of the EC Statute of the Court of Justice against the judgment of the Court of First Instance of 8 June 2000 in Joined Cases T-79/96, T-260/97 and T-l 17/98 Camar andTico ν Commission and Council[2000](hereinafter'the contested judgment'), seeking to have that judgment set aside.
By the contested judgment, after examining the pleas in law relied on by Mr Tzoanos, the Court of First Instance dismissed the application in its entirety.
The appeal of which this Court has been seised by Pharos SA(hereinafter'Pharos')seeks the annulment of the judgment of the Court of First Instance of 17 February 1998 1(hereinafter'the contested judgment') in so far as it dismissed the claim for damages brought by Pharos against the Commission under Article 235 EC(for merly Article 178) and the second para graph of Article 288 EC formerly the second paragraph of Article 215.
In paragraph 208 of the contested judgment the Court of First Instance concluded that Mr Tzoanos had also failed to demonstrate the existence of such matters in the context of the proceedings before it.
In support of the fourth plea, Glunz and OSB maintain that the contested judgment infringes the second paragraph of Article 230 EC, since it goes beyond the pleas raised in support of the action for annulment brought by Kronofrance.
The contested judgment', by which the Court of First Instance dismissed their application for, in particular, annulment of Commission Decision C(96) 2780 def of 8 October 1996'the contested decision.
The appellant submits that the fact that,as stated in paragraph 70 of the contested judgment, the Commission, as a result of the further opinion of the CVMP,'greatly facilitated the work of the Council, which, having noted the further opinion of the CVMP, did not oppose the inclusion of somatosalm in Annex II'.
B- The contested judgments rely on those agreements when contesting the validity of Community legislation if the DSB has declared that both that legislation and the subsequent legislation adopted by the Community in order to comply with the WTO rules in question are incompatible with those rules.
The Federal Republic of Germany and also Glunz andOSB maintain that the contested judgment infringed the fourth paragraph of Article 230 EC, since the Court of First Instance considered that Kronofrance was‘directly and individually concerned' by the contested decision and therefore held that the action brought by that company was admissible.
By the contested judgment the Court of First ruled that there was no need to adjudicate on the application for a declaration of failure to act, the subjectmatter of the application for a declaration of failure to act having ceased to exist since, on 25 September 1996, the Commission submitted to the Council a proposal for a regulation including somatsalm in Annex II.
As regards the first of these arguments, it is clear, from paragraphs 202 and 203 of the contested judgment, that the Court of First Instance considered that even if Mr Tzoanos was not formally an authorising officer for payments he was none the less under an obligation, as Head of Unit XXIII.A.3, to effect a preliminary verification of the merits of applications for payment submitted by recipients of subsidies granted by decision of DG XXIII.
By the contested judgment the Court of First Instance declared that there was no need to adjudicate on the application for a declaration of failure to act, the subjectmatter of the application for a declaration of failure to act having ceased to exist since, on 25 September 1996, the Commission submitted to the Council a proposal for a regulation including somatosalm in Annex II, and also dismissed the claim for damages as unfounded.
In so far as ICI continues to seek the annulment of the contested judgment, claiming that the Polypropylene Decision was adopted in an irregular manner and that the Court of First Instance ought to have carried out the necessary investigation to establish the procedural defects involved, DSM is still entitled to make those submissions in its intervention, on the ground that those defects should have led the Court of First Instance to find that decision nonexistent.
It appears from the contested judgment that Mr Tzoanos is a former official of the Commission in Grade A 3 who, from 1 July 1989, had been Head of Unit 3'Tourism' in Directorate A'Business development and improvement of the business environment' of the Directorate-General for Enterprise Policy, Distributive Trades, Tourism and Cooperatives(DG XXIII)(hereinafter'Unit XXIII.A.3') paragraph 1 of the contested judgment. .