Examples of using Order for reference in English and their translations into Romanian
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See the order for reference.
Point 4.3 of Section II of the order for reference.
See the order for reference, p.
Moreover, it would appear from the order for reference.
Nor does the order for reference use any uniform terminology.
III- The main proceedings and the order for reference.
The order for reference was received at the Court on 28 September 2006.
Paragraph 36 of the order for reference.
The order for reference was received at the Court on 14 June 2018.
See point 17 of the order for reference.
See order for reference, paragraph 3; O2's written observations, p.
See page 9 of the order for reference.
The order for reference expressly assumes that ELPA itself organises motorcycling events.
Sufficient information in the order for reference.
According to the order for reference, Ms Teixeira accepts in the main proceedings that.
That is the description given in the order for reference.
The figures given in the order for reference in Case C-95/07 appear to reflect the application of a VAT rate of slightly over 20%.
See paragraphs 6.1.2 and 6.1.3 of the order for reference.
In the order for reference, the Hof van Beroep states that it is satisfied that Ms Eckelkamp actually had a debt of EUR 220 000 on the day of her death.
See page 9 of the order for reference.
In the order for reference, the Landesgericht Bozen asks whether the disputed Italian measures are compatible with Directive 97/81 and‘with Community law'.
This is confirmed in paragraph 2.7 of the order for reference.
The order for reference defines the factual framework in which the questions referred are to be answered; see on that point the caselaw cited in footnote 43.
This is also conceded by the Federal Procurement Office in its order for reference.
According to the order for reference, PN's main application is based on Paragraph 331(1)(4) and the ancillary application on Paragraph 331(1)(1) of the BVergG 2006.
However, the referring court has indicated in the order for reference that the applicant would appear, at least in principle, not to be a taxable person pursuant to the first subparagraph of Article 4(5) of the Sixth Directive.
It is clear from the order for reference from the national court and from the pleadings of the German Government that the applicant, when laying household water connections, is under that an obligation to pay VAT pursuant to German law.
The relevant provisions of Union law, as they appear in the order for reference, are confined to the citation of Article 6 TEU and Article 50 of the Charter, without any attempt being made to identify the Union provisions which the Member State is‘implementing'.
Finally, it appears from the order for reference that Varec may in fact already have had access to at least some of the disputed elements of the file, apparently outside the strict context of the award or review proceedings.
The central question in the case pending before the national court would appear, from the order for reference from the national court, to relate to the application or otherwise of a reduced rate of tax to the activity of laying a household water connection pursuant to the third subparagraph of Article 12(3)(a) of, in conjunction with Annex H, Category 2 to, the Sixth Directive.