Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Contested letter in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Commission denies that the contested letters infringe the principle of proportionality.
The Italian Republic claims that the action against the first contested letter is admissible.
Primarily, the Commission contends that the first contested letter does not, of itself, produce any legal effects
fourth and fifth contested letters.
The Italian Republic also claims that the contested letters infringe the principle of legal certainty.
fourth and fifth contested letters.
In the alternative, the Commission alleges that the first contested letter merely confirms the view expressed by it in the interpretative memorandum.
fourth and fifth contested letters collectively.
Insofar as the present action has been brought against the first contested letter, therefore, it must be dismissed as inadmissible.
fourth and fifth contested letters.
Finally, the Italian Republic challenges the Commission's argument that the first contested letter merely confirms the view expressed by it in the interpretative memorandum.
It follows that the contested letter does not constitute a decision within the meaning of Article 25 of Regulation No 659/1999 and that it has no legal effect.
in the light of that caselaw, the Court of First Instance correctly held that Infront was individually concerned by the contested letter.
fourth and fifth contested letters contain decisions of the Commission to pay an amount different from that applied for by the Italian Republic.
fourth and fifth contested letters cannot therefore be upheld.
Thus, contrary to the applicable rules, the first contested letter introduced a new, purely procedural, ground for rejecting payment applications.
Republic was expressly informed, by the first contested letter, of the Commission's refusal to act.
It follows from all the foregoing arguments that the contested letter of 7 February 1996 did not produce binding legal effects such as to affect the applicants' interests directly.
which reached the applicants on 14 August 1998(‘the contested letter'), the Commission rejected that request.
It stated, furthermore, that the contested letter did not leave the national authorities any discretion,
and the first contested letter, adopted shortly after Regulation No 448/2004, reflects the outcome of that debate.
In the first place, the first contested letter contains, in accordance with the contents of the letters of 29 July 2003
Finally, the Commission argues that the Italian Republic can obtain no real advantage from the annulment of the first contested letter inasmuch as the Commission will continue in any event to apply the criteria laid down in the interpretative memorandum when considering the payment applications at issue.
The first contested letter expressly refers to letter No 2772 of 21 March 2005(see paragraph 31 above),
those set out in paragraph 102 above, it must be concluded that the first contested letter did not produce the legal effects contested by the Italian Republic
Annul the first contested letter insofar as it asks it to complete the statements of expenditure accompanying the payment applications at issue by indicating,
the question whether the first contested letter is an actionable measure cannot be determined by reference to the fact that the general rule at issue,
In the second place, the first contested letter added a new element to the rules governing the eligibility of expenditure
The Commission raised an objection of inadmissibility in respect of the first contested letter on the ground that it does not constitute an actionable measure for the purposes of Article 230 EC by reason of its interpretative nature
In the present case, the contested letter, which was addressed solely to[Athinaïki Techniki],