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1. Firstly, it notes that the aid does not predate the entry into force of the Treaty.
2. When contracts that predate the publication of that Directive are renewed, they are considered to be new contracts.
3. These judgments indeed predate the Combus judgment and were thus necessarily taken into account by the Court of First Instance.
4. The “commitments or guarantees of operation” that could give rise to stranded costs must predate 27 November 1999, the date of entry into force of Decision No 168/1999.
5. Concerning the other taxes, the Spanish authorities consider that the tax advantages predate Royal Decree-Law No 10/2000, so that cooperatives are not entitled to them as a result of the aforementioned Decree-Law.
6. Concerning the tax on capital transfers and documented legal acts, the comments of the associations of service stations indicate that those advantages predate Royal Decree-Law No 10/2000, so it cannot be said that cooperatives enjoy them as a result of the Decree-Law.
7. Moreover, states the Court, the circumstance highlighted in recital 119 of the contested Decision, whereby the advantages in respect of taxes on capital transfers and documented legal acts predate the disputed measures and are designed to encourage cooperative societies and the cooperative movement in Spain, does not necessarily fall within the scope of the nature and the scheme of the tax system.
8. Article 3 of Annex 7 to the Agreement should therefore be amended and a new Appendix added to the Annex to take into account the particularities of wine-sector production in the border areas between the Community and Switzerland, which predate the entry into force of the Agreement,
9. Concerning the tax on capital transfers and documented legal acts, the comments of the associations of service stations indicate that those advantages predate Royal Decree-Law No 10/2000, so it cannot be said that cooperatives enjoy them as a result of the Decree-Law. Rather, those advantages are designed to encourage this type of society and the cooperative movement in Spain.
10. In particular, it is appropriate to lay down provisions concerning the exercise by broadcasters of exclusive broadcasting rights that they may have purchased to events considered to be of major importance for society in a Member State other than that having jurisdiction over the broadcasters. In order to avoid speculative rights purchases with a view to circumvention of national measures, it is necessary to apply those provisions to contracts entered into after the publication of Directive 97/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council [21] and concerning events which take place after the date of implementation. When contracts that predate the publication of that Directive are renewed, they are considered to be new contracts.