Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Contested order in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Court of First Instance, in the contested order, examined only the second plea.
The last ground of appeal concerns the balancing of interests undertaken in the contested order.
DSM counters that reasoning in the contested order with the following arguments:
As far as the other third countries are concerned, the Council endorses the assessments set out in paragraph 160 of the contested order.
The contested order is therefore vitiated by an error of law on this point with regard to the countries that are candidates for accession and the CIS countries.
reference should be made to paragraphs 1 to 18 of the contested order.
It is clear from the contested order that, on 16 March 1989,
the operative part of the contested order will remain the same.
Article 12(III) of the contested order was amended by a subsequent order, 96/345 of 24 April 1996 Journal Officiel de la République Française of 25 April 1996, p.
The third part seeks a declaration that, contrary to Article 111 of the Rules of Procedure, the contested order does not mention the fact that the Advocate General was heard.
It is clear from paragraphs 180 and 181 of the contested order that the President of the Court of First Instance identified only a potential risk that might one day develop into an actual risk.
in paragraph 57 of the contested order, for which the appellant's action was'manifestly' unfounded in law or inadmissible.
The appellant requests the Court to set aside the contested order, grant the forms of order sought by it at first instance
Court of First Instance, in paragraph 44 of the contested order, to the effect that the contested regulation is of general application.
Article 18 of the contested order recognised the difference in position,
Only in his examination of Pfizer's financial viability, in paragraphs 153 to 158 of the contested order, did the President of the Court of First Instance take into consideration the financial characteristics of the Pfizer Group.
The contested order shows that Mr Progoulis passed open competition COM/B/ 362 organised by the Commission in 1982 for the constitution of a reserve list of grade B 2
It states moreover that it is clear from even a superficial reading of the contested order that the alternative wording of paragraph 57 addresses the two arguments relied on in turn in relation to different aspects of the application.
in paragraph 57 of the contested order, whether the application was manifestly unfounded
as is made clear in paragraph 137 of the contested order, the serious and irreparable damage allegedly caused to the appellant amounts in substance to damage of a pecuniary nature.
breach of the duty to state reasons, in that examination of the facts within the meaning of Article 41 of the EC Statute of the Court of Justice was limited to the facts mentioned in paragraphs 6 and 15 of the contested order.
The Commission contends that the appellant's interpretation of paragraph 43 of the contested order is incorrect in so far as the reference to promotion is only made by analogy with the principles concerning classification.
In paragraph 36 of the contested order, the Court of First Instance observed that the contested decision merely confirmed the initial classification decision of 2 March 1984, which was adopted pursuant to the decision of 6 June 1973.
First Instance erred in law in ruling, in paragraphs 29 and 30 of the contested order, that the closure by the Commission of the file on the complaint does not constitute a decision.
It recalled at paragraph 34 of the contested order that an action brought under Article 175 of the EC Treaty(now Article 232 EC)
The Council, the Commission and the Finnish Government also contend that the caselaw cited in paragraph 155 of the contested order is entirely relevant
The appellant submits that, in the contested order, the Court of First Instance failed to give a ruling under the third subparagraph of Article 48(2)
was excessively formalistic in concluding, at paragraph 38 of the contested order, that the applicant did not duly follow the prelitigation procedure by calling upon the Commission to act,
The assessment of the Court of First Instance, at paragraph 18 of the contested order, to the effect that DSM was aware of the facts on which it was relying before judgment was delivered,
duty to state reasons, in that, at paragraph 20 of the contested order, it considered that. the PVC judgment as such as well as the letter sent by DSM to the Commission and the fact that it remained unanswered were not material.