Examples of using State liability in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Commission is in the process of finalising its work explaining the principle of State liability for breach of Community law,
consistency of interpretation and state liability for breaches of Community law',
the principle of non-contractual State liability for breach of Community law.
In the words of that judgment,‘State liability can be incurred only in the exceptional case where the national court[adjudicates]
It is true that, having regard to the specific nature of the judicial function and to the legitimate requirements of legal certainty, State liability in such a case is not unlimited.
As the Court has held, State liability can be incurred only in the exceptional case where the national court adjudicating at last instance has manifestly infringed the applicable law.
State liability for an infringement of Community law by a decision of a national court adjudicating at last instance can be incurred only in the exceptional case where the court has manifestly infringed the applicable law.
sufficient to create a right for individuals to obtain compensation, State liability may conceivably be incurred in less restrictive circumstances on the basis of national law.
conditions for establishing State liability for an infringement by the national enforcement court of its obligation to assess of its own motion the existence of an unfair term under Directive 93/13.
The possibility cannot, therefore, automatically be excluded that, generally speaking, State liability is incurred for an infringement of EU law arising out of an act or omission of a national court,
the Court clearly stated, in its judgment in Traghetti del Mediterraneo,(12) that, having regard to the specific nature of the judicial function and to the legitimate requirements of legal certainty, State liability in such a case was not unlimited.
Application of the principle of State liability to judicial decisions has been accepted in one form
Were State liability to be wholly excluded by reason of the assessments of facts carried out by a court,
in such cases, of State liability for damage caused to individuals by reason of the exercise of that function amounts,
In order for failure by the court adjudicating at last instance in enforcement proceedings to assess the unfairness of a contractual term under Directive 93/13 to be classified as a sufficiently serious infringement such as to give rise to State liability, account must be taken of all the factual
In other words, there is an infringement of EU law sufficient to establish State liability owing to damage caused by a judicial decision only in a situation that reflects the failure of a judicial system taken as a whole,
its application with a view to establishing possible State liability owing to a decision of a national court adjudicating at last instance,
amending it in the light of the limits imposed on the principle of procedural autonomy in respect of the specific conditions for the incurring of State liability?
Subsidiary State liability.
State liability for acts and omissions in the exercise of state authority.