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Charges with effect equivalent to customs duties.
Article 133 of the EEC Treaty mustbe interpreted as applying both to customs duties and to charges having an effect equivalent to customs duties.
Although such a measure has an effect equivalent to an aid, the usual indicators that are shown in Table 16 cannot reflect it.
The Community shall abolish quantitative restrictions on imports on 1 January 1973 andany measures having an effect equivalent to quantitative restrictions on imports not later than 1 January 1975.
It denies the principle of and has the effect equivalent to quantitative restrictions on free movement of goods within the European Single Market Article 34 of.
The Community and Albania shall abolish upon the date of entry intoforce of this Agreement in trade between themselves any charges having an effect equivalent to customs duties on imports.
Any charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty on importe, the rate of which on 31 December 1974 was higher than that actually applied on 1 January 1974, shall be reduced to the latter rate upon the entry into force of the Agreement.
Iceland shall abolish quantitative restrictions on imports and any measures having an effect equivalent to quantitative restrictions on imports not later than 1 January 1975.
The Contracting Parties shall supply each other as soon as possible, and not later than six months after the entry into force of this Agreement,with all information in their possession as to measures having an effect equivalent to quotas.
The Community andSouth Africa shall abolish in their respective imports any charge having an effect equivalent to customs duties on imports on entry into force of the Agreement.
Save as otherwise provided in this Regulation or by the Council acting by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission, the following shall be prohibited in trade with third countries:-the levying of any charge having an effect equivalent to customs duty;
A charge that applies to both imported anddomestic products is not a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty within the meaning of Article 12 of the EEC Treaty if it relates to a general system of internal dues applied systematically to categories of products in accordance with objective criteria irrespective of the origin of the products.
It thereby comes under the prohibition which Article 2(2)of that regulation imposes on the levying of charges having effect equivalent to customs duties on imports from nonmember countries.
Therefore in order that the exception provided for in Article 38(2)should apply to the introduction of charges having an effect equivalent to customs duties in intraCommunity trade at the end of the transitional period, it is necessary to find in Articles 39 to 46 a provision which either expressly or by necessary implication provides for or authorizes the introduction of such charges.
But in respect of the imported products, it would be no more than an additional pecuniary charge and may, for this reason,be a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty on imports.4.
Nevertheless, the ESCB does not have authority to purchase government bonds on secondary markets under conditions which would, in practice,mean that its action has an effect equivalent to that of a direct purchase of government bonds from the public authorities and bodies of the Member States, thereby undermining the effectiveness of the prohibition in Article 123(1) TFEU.
A pecuniary charge levied for reasons connected with veterinary and public health checks, even if such checks take the form of a system of individual import licences and even if this system is justified within the meaning of Article 36 of the Treaty,is a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty.
Article 123(1) TFEU does not prevent the ESCB from adopting such a programme and implementing it under conditions which donot result in the ESCB's intervention having an effect equivalent to that of a direct purchase of government bonds from the public authorities and bodies of the Member States.
Save as otherwise provided in this Regulation or where derogation therefrom is decided by the Council, acting in accordance with the voting procedure laid down in Article 43(2) of the Treaty on a proposal from the Commission, the following shall be prohibited in trade with third countries:-the levying of any charge having effect equivalent to a customs duty;
A tax, called a motor vehicle tax, which applies both to imported and domestic products,does not constitute a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty on imports within the meaning of Articles 9 and 12 of the Treaty if it is part of a general system of internal dues applied systematically to categories of products in accordance with objective criteria irrespective of the origin of the products.
As regards trade between Ireland and Austria, an initial reduction shall be made on 1April 1973 to reduce each charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty on imports to 80% of the basic duty.
Neither the provisions of the EEC Treaty relating to charges having an effect equivalent to customs duties on imports, nor Article 6 of the Agreement between the Community and Sweden, nor the invalidity of Council Decision 89/688, may be relied on in support of claims for the repayment of such levies where they were imposed prior to the date of this judgment, except by applicants who have brought legal proceedings or submitted an equivalent claim before that date.
The exercise of police powers by the competent authorities of the Member States under national law,insofar as the exercise of those powers does not have an effect equivalent to border checks; that shall also apply in border areas.
Save as otherwise provided in this Regulation or where derogation therefrom is decided upon by the Council, acting in accordance with the voting procedure provided for in Article 43(2) of the Treaty on a proposal from the Commission, the following shall be prohibited in trade with third countries:(a)the levying of any charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty;
According to the case-law of the Court, whilst rules imposing a price freeze which are applicable equally to domestic products andimported products do not amount in themselves to a measure having an effect equivalent to a quantitative restriction, they may in fact produce such an effect when prices are at such a level that the marketing of imponed products becomes either impossible or more difficult than the marketing of national products see the abovementioned judgment'Danis.
However, the explanations provided by the ECB in these proceedings have made clear that the implementation of a programme such as that announced in the press release must be subject to conditions intended to ensure that the ESCB's intervention onsecondary markets does not have an effect equivalent to that of a direct purchase of government bonds on the primary market.
In the Final Award rendered on 18 July 2014, after 10 years of proceedings, the Arbitral Tribunal unanimouslyruled that the Russian Federation had taken measures having an effect equivalent to nationalization or expropriation under the ECT and granted Claimants.
A tax such as the national consumption tax introduced into Italian law by Article 13 of Decree-Law No 953 of 30 December 1982, subsequently Article 4 of Law No 53 of 28 February 1983,does not constitute a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty on imports within the meaning of Article 12 of the EEC Treaty.
If it is intended to finance activities which specifically benefit taxed domestic products while the charge for which they are liable is fully offset,it must be regarded as a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty within the meaning of Articles 9 and 12 of the Treaty.
Inasmuch as those safeguards prevent the conditions of issue of government bonds from being distorted by the certainty that those bonds will be purchased by the ESCB after their issue, they ensure that implementation of a programme such as that announced in the press release will not, in practice,have an effect equivalent to that of a direct purchase of government bonds from public authorities and bodies of the Member States.