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finding of law
finding of law
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- a finding as to the applicability of a rule of law to particular facts
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- This finding is in line with the case-law of the ECJ invoked by the German authorities.
- ‘The legal report's finding of the existence of an “unlimited guarantee”, granted by the State to France Télécom, is in any event totally baseless in Community law’.
- According to settled case-law, abolishing unlawful aid by means of recovery is the logical consequence of a finding that it is unlawful.
- The essential nature of the existence of an implied guarantee in the rating of entities governed by the Law of 1980 is not contradicted by the finding that their rating may be lower than the sovereign rating
- A Joint Council-Commission Fact Finding Mission to Kosovo took place between 19 and 27 February 2006 regarding possible future ESDP and Community engagement in the broader field of the rule of law.
- With regard to possible ways of finding a replacement body to carry out an establishment’s task, ‘there are two types of replacement in administrative law in relation to successions.
- The European Council on 5 November 2004 welcomed the Joint Fact Finding Mission for a possible integrated police, rule of law and civilian administration mission for Iraq and considered its report.
- The European Council on 5 November 2004 welcomed the Joint Fact Finding Mission for a possible integrated Police and Rule of Law operation for Iraq and considered its report.
- The aim of the fact-finding mission shall be to investigate the origins and the course of the conflict in Georgia, including with regard to international law [1], humanitarian law and human rights, and the accusations made in that context [2]. The geographical scope and time span of the investigation will be sufficiently broad to determine all the possible causes of the conflict.
- The aim of the fact-finding mission shall be to investigate the origins and the course of the conflict in Georgia, including with regard to international law [1], humanitarian law and human rights, and the accusations made in that context [2].
- Therefore, the Court of First Instance ordered the annulment of Article 1 of Commission Decision 2003/293/EC, finding that the measures to support agricultural cooperatives laid down by Royal Decree-Law No 10/2000 on emergency support for agriculture, fisheries and transport do not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) of the TFEU.
- ‘The legal report's finding of the existence of an “unlimited guarantee”, granted by the State to France Télécom, is in any event totally baseless in Community law’. In accordance with the Compagnie nationale Air France judgment, the remarks in question cannot give rise to any firm and unconditional commitment on the part of the State.
- During the Fact Finding Mission and other consultations with the EU, the Provisional Institutions of Self Government indicated that they would welcome an EU Planning Team tasked to take forward contingency planning for a possible ESDP mission in the field of rule of law.
- The first memorandum states that the various legal categories under French civil, commercial or administrative law used by the consultant in its analysis of the State's declarations are not relevant to any finding that the ministerial declarations may be capable of creating rights on the part of third parties.
- Member States shall ensure that, in accordance with procedures in national law, suspected or accused persons have the right to challenge a decision finding that there is no need for the translation of documents or passages thereof and, when a translation has been provided, the possibility to complain that the quality of the translation is not sufficient to safeguard the fairness of the proceedings.