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concordant

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1. The Court has consistently held that legitimate expectations can arise from only precise, unconditional and concordant assurances, given by the Community institutions, of such a nature as to give rise to a justified expectation that the measure was not aid or was lawful [123].
2. Moreover, according to the concordant opinion of several consultant banks consulted between June and November 2002, France Télécom was, prior to the announcement of the Ambition 2005 plan and of the majority shareholder's support, able to refinance itself on the bond markets.
3. ‘It is a principle of Community law that no person may rely even on promises made by a Community institution in the absence of “specific, unconditional and concordant assurances, emanating from authorised, reliable sources, given to him by the administration”’.‘More fundamentally, the approach adopted by the legal consultant is likely to undermine the principle of neutrality enshrined in Article 295 of the EC Treaty and would make it impossible to apply the prudent investor test.
4. The Commission has examined whether the exceptional circumstances alleged by Alcoa, which are linked to the existence of the Alumix decision, may have led it to entertain such legitimate expectations. (266) The Court has consistently held that legitimate expectations can arise from only precise, unconditional and concordant assurances, given by the Community institutions, of such a nature as to give rise to a justified expectation that the measure was not aid or was lawful [123].
5. It is entirely likely that such repeated and concordant declarations, emanating as they do from the Minister responsible for managing the State's shareholdings and representing the Company's majority shareholder, will be considered credible by the market, and as a result they create an expectation on the part of the latter that the State will do everything necessary to resolve any financial difficulties that France Télécom may face.
6. The Commission has not provided any specific, unconditional and concordant assurances of such a nature as to give rise to justified hopes on the part of the French authorities and/or beneficiaries under the scheme at issue that the scheme was lawful (see, on the definition of the principle of legitimate expectation, the judgments of the Court of Justice in Cases 265/85 Van den Bergh en Jurgens v Commission [1987] ECR 1155, paragraph 44, and C-152/88 Sofrimport v Commission [1990] ECR I-2477, paragraph 26; judgments of the Court of First Instance in Cases T-290/97 Mehibas Dordtselaan v Commission [2000] ECR II-15, paragraph 59, and T-223/00 Kyowa Hakko Kogyo v Commission [2003] ECR II-2553, paragraph 51; see, on the absence of a legitimate expectation on the part of recipients of aid unlawfully implemented, the judgment of the Court of Justice in Joined Cases C-183/02 P and C-187/02 P Demesa and Territorio Histórico de Álava v Commission [2004] ECR I-10609, paragraphs 44 and 45, and the case law cited therein.