Examples of using Third ground in English and their translations into Slovak
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The third ground can also be dealt with quickly.
Group Nivelles contends that the third ground of appeal of EUIPO should be rejected.
The third ground of appeal must be rejected in its entirety.
Kendrion puts forward three points in support of its third ground of appeal.
The third ground of appeal must therefore be rejected.
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The admissibility of the second part of the third ground of appeal is not challenged.
Kendrion's third ground of appeal is in three parts.
An accelerated examination of a subsequent application can bejustified by a full examination of the previous application; and the third ground is a legitimate national security or public order concern.
Turning to the third ground of appeal the diminished responsibility.
C- Third ground of appeal: infringements of the obligation to provide adequate reasons.
The Court determined the first and third grounds were irrelevant in the case.
Third ground of appeal: the General Court incorrectly assessed the conditions of application of Article 102 TFEU.
The Commission reiterates that argument in the third ground of its cross-appeal and it requests the Court to‘reverse the interpretation of causality in the sense of Article 3 of the basic regulation given by the General Court under the sixth plea in law at first instance'.
The third ground concerns an error in law as regards the classification as‘exclusivity rebates' of certain rebate arrangements that merely covered a minority of a customer's purchases.
Third Ground: The appellant seeks the annulment of the first paragraph of the operative part of the contested judgment on the grounds that the General Court, in making this determination, ruled ultra petita.
Third ground: incorrect application of Article 7 of Regulation No 1258/1999(3) and Article 31 of Regulation No 1290/2005(4) in so far as the Commission was allowed a less onerous burden of proof.
However, the third ground remains significant if the Court were to dismiss the first ground and consider that‘exclusivity rebates' must be distinguished from other types of loyalty rebates.
Third ground of appeal: the General Court assessed on the basis of an incorrect legal criterion whether those documents on the basis of which the Commission ordered the second inspection were related to alleged predatory pricing on the Prague-Ostrava route.
Third Ground: Error of law in ruling that reducing the amount of a virgin SVHC2 produced or used by using instead the recycled version of the SVHC, may constitute a function in conformity with the REACH Regulation3 and the basis for a relevant analysis of alternative.
Third ground of appeal: The General Court erred in law by interpreting Article 266 TFEU in the light of the judgments in IPK 2 and Corus 3 and the order in Holcim 4 without taking into account the new regulatory framework applicable to penalties in competition matters.
The third ground of appeal alleges disregard of the nature and scope of the obligation to conduct a diligent and impartial examination laid down in the recent case-law of the Court, in particular the judgment in Frucona Košice of 20 September 2007(C-300/16 P), which was in fact the subject matter of written observations before the General Court.
Third ground: Further to grounds 1 and 2, the General Court erred in denying that the Saminuorra association(association of young Sami) had standing, by disregarding(without explanation) the evidence showing that the majority of members of the association are individually concerned and would have standing in their own right.
The third ground, relied on in the further alternative, alleges an error of law in that the General Court held that Article 3 and Article 9(4) of the basic regulation required a two-step analysis: first, establishing that the causal link between dumping and injury was not broken and, secondly, modulating the dumping margin, and thus potentially the duty rate, based on an attribution of different injury factors.
