Examples of using To the statement of objections in English and their translations into Dutch
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following the explanations given by the applicant in response to the statement of objections, the Commission decided that in this case there were two distinct markets.
which are annexed to the statement of objections of 22 April 1993 documents IV/33705/1221,
did so, moreover, both in its response to the statement of objections and at the hearing.
a line of argument put forward in reply to the statement of objections forms part of the investigation to be undertaken in the formal proceedings.
market investigations following the response to the statement of objections and applied an unduly high standard of proof to the evidence submitted in response to the statement of objections.
According to paragraph 8 of the contested judgment, in view of the information supplied in the written replies to the statement of objections, the Commission decided to extend the proceedings to Anic and Rhône-Poulenc SA and to that end sent a statement of objections, similar to the statement of objections addressed to the other undertakings, to those two undertakings.
following the response of the parties to the concentration to the statement of objections, carry out any new market investigations
thus infringed Community law in considering that it was not necessary to examine whether the Commission's refusal to allow Hercules to apprise itself of the replies of the other producers to the statement of objections constituted an infringement of the rights of the defence.
In the written replies to the statement of objections, and in discussions with the Commission, the parties concerned proposed that certain minimum
In his reply to the Statement of Objections, Mr Müller(in his capacity as Chief Executive of BStG)
In their reply to the Statement of Objections, the representatives of the French producers claimed above all that the abovementioned agreements of 1981/1982
When the Commission examines in its decision the arguments submitted by the notifying undertakings in reply to the statement of objections and takes the opportunity to reconsider its provisional findings in that statement,
in paragraphs 58 and 59 of this judgment, it is necessary to examine the criticisms made by them in relation to a series of specific references to the statement of objections made by the Court of First Instance in its examination of the validity of the contested decision.
arguments put forward by the notifying parties in reply to the statement of objections and, secondly, in finding that the lack of additional market investigations after communication of the statement of objections
CASE C-51/92 P to the replies of the other producers to the statements of objections would not have led to annulment of the Polypropylene Decision.
at paragraph 56 of the contested judgment, the Court of First Instance did not rule on the lawfulness of the Commission's refusal to grant Hercules access to the replies of the other producers to the statements of objections.
in reaching the conclusion that a possible breach of the requirement to grant access to the replies of the other producers to the statements of objections would not have led to annulment of the Polypropylene Decision, the Court of First Instance committed an error of law.
In paragraph 56 of the judgment appealed against the Court of First Instance held as follows on the abovementioned plea put forward by Hercules:'As regards more particularly the Commission's refusal to grant the applicant access to the replies of the other producers to the statements of objections, the Court considers that it is not necessary to examine whether this refusal constitutes a breach of the rights of the. .
Following the parties' replies to the statement of objections, the Commission dropped its investigation against one group of companies.
It should further be observed in that regard that, in its response to the statement of objections, Hoechst stated.