Examples of using First plea in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
The first plea raised by Microsoft in relation to the Windows Media Player issue may be broken down into four parts.
rejecting the first plea and the first two parts of the second plea. .
I therefore propose that the Court should dismiss the third limb of the first plea as unfounded and, therefore,
The General Court therefore rejected all the parts of the first plea in law and, in paragraph 118 of the judgment under appeal, the first plea in its entirety.
Declare the second part of the first plea and the first part of the third plea inadmissible
The first plea is directed against the view, in the contested decision,
It is appropriate to examine the first plea first of all and subsequently the second part of the third plea.
In addition, the Council submits that the facts underlying the Applicant's first plea are sufficiently established
The first and second parts of the first plea must be examined in the light of these principles.
First plea: the General Court wrongly characterised the contested decisions as purely Article 1(6) decisions1;
In the light of the conclusions drawn under the first limb of the first plea, I consider this complaint to be unfounded.
By the second limb of the first plea, Salzgitter submits that the Court of First Instance committed an error of law in finding that the Commission was entitled to apply.
The Slovak Republic's second plea and Hungary's first plea must therefore be rejected as unfounded.
First Plea- Errors of law and/or a manifest error or lack of reasoning on refusal to deal.
All in all, it can thus be held that both parts of the first plea and the second and third parts of the second plea are well founded.
As the first and second parts of the first plea are closely connected,
In the first part of the first plea, the Commission complains that the General Court relied on a legally erroneous criterion.
Since the first part of the first plea and both parts of the third plea can be upheld,
It follows from the foregoing that the Slovak Republic's first plea and Hungary's seventh plea must be rejected as unfounded.
The first plea: infringement of Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation No 40/94 in the assessment of the likelihood of confusion with the earlier marks, considered individually.