Examples of using Chisso in English and their translations into Polish
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The parts of the file that Hoechst was able to consult show that the applicant was treated unequally by comparison with Chisso.
That access was refused, according to the terms of recital 26 to the Decision, on the ground that Chisso had requested confidential treatment for them.
as regards the fact that Chisso was the first undertaking to cooperate by its contribution of 13 November 1998.
The information provided by Chisso enabled the Commission to establish the existence,
that the notes relating to the telephone conversations between Chisso and the Commission were internal documents
As regards the fact that the Commission actively invited Chisso to meetings and arranged such meetings,
Daicel, Chisso[,] Nippon[Synthetic] and Ueno all have market shares between[9.5%] and[15%]
The very most that can be inferred is that it was not certain that Chisso would obtain immunity on the basis of its acts of cooperation at that time.
This Decision is addressed to Chisso Corporation(hereinafter Chisso),
The lack of probative force of the documents provided by Chisso is also apparent from the fact that the Commission considered it necessary to conduct a further hearing of Chisso's employees on 9 December 1998.
several days after Hoechst requested immunity, Chisso sought confirmation that no other undertaking had offered to cooperate with the Commission.
the hearing officer informed Hoechst that Chisso had requested confidential treatment for those documents.
The official responsible for the case at the time was questioned and confirmed that Chisso had received no warning concerning the possibility that it might be overtaken in relation to cooperation.
the Commission stated that Chisso agreed that the original versions of those documents should be used for the sole purposes of the proceedings before the Court.
Hoechst adds that Chisso's letter might contain inculpatory evidence(for example, if Chisso accused the applicant of having been a leader of the cartel) and the Commission ought
one of the Commission's officials responsible for the case assured Chisso that‘fair warning would be given if another company would look like overtaking Chisso under the requirements of the Leniency Notice.
it must be made clear that Chisso's letter of 26 March 1999 cannot alter the Commission's conclusion that Chisso was the first undertaking to adduce decisive evidence of the cartel's existence,
Chisso was not put on notice in that regard.
Only Chisso could claim to be a third party deserving of protection.
The refusal of access to documents relating to the conversations between the Commission and Chisso.