Examples of using Contested judgment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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should it appear that the Court of First Instance did not err in law in accepting that the Commission gave reasons for the contested decision by referring to the GD Net decision, the contested judgment should be annulled on the ground of contradictory reasoning.
In paragraph 121 of the contested judgment, it then stated that it was necessary to examine whether the Commission had infringed the general principle of Community law that decisions adopted following administrative proceedings in competition matters must be adopted within a reasonable time.
a point which was not necessary for the reasoning of the contested judgment, and is consequently immaterial.
In those circumstances, the contested judgment had to be annulled to the extent to which it held that,
It should be noted that in the contested judgment the Court of First Instance merely applied the Court's case-law where the Court,
As the Court of First Instance found at paragraph 105 of the contested judgment, the fact that the beneficiary of the aid failed to fulfil its undertaking not to start work on the project before receipt by the Commission of the application for aid,
Others v Commission[1997](hereinafter'the contested judgment'), in which the Court of First Instance dismissed their application for annulment of the Commission's decision of 30 December 1994 rejecting the complaint brought by them under Article 86 of the EC Treaty hereinafter'the contested decision.
For that reason, the contested judgments must be set aside as being vitiated by an error of law.
insisted upon reviewing contested judgments made by his ealdormen
The appeal is therefore well founded in so far as it relates to the dismissal as inadmissible of the action for annulment by the contested judgment.
and set aside the contested judgment.
capable of justifying setting aside the contested judgment.
in paragraphs 80 and 81 of the contested judgment.
In paragraphs 443 to 459 of the contested judgment, the merits of the plea were considered only to the extent that it alleged infringement of the privilege against selfincrimination by virtue of.
Iii The complaint of infringement by the Court of Justice of the principle that action is to be taken within a reasonable time on account of the length of the judicial proceedings culminating in the contested judgment.
OSB maintain that the contested judgment infringes the second paragraph of Article 230 EC,
Glunz and OSB claim that the contested judgment is marred by an error of law in that the Court of First Instance declared that the action brought by Kronofrance was admissible.
the Court held in paragraph 284 of the contested judgment, without erring in law,
That argument cannot be accepted, since in paragraph 239 of the contested judgment the Court certainly examined the facts of the main proceedings as to whether the conditions for calling in the Joint Customs Committee in this specific case were fulfilled.
As the Court of First Instance observed in paragraph 78 of the contested judgment, while Decision 93/731 does not expressly require the Council to consider whether partial access to documents may be granted, it does not expressly prohibit such a possibility either.