Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Caselaw in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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of Directive 2004/18 where this caselaw has now been codified.
The caselaw of the Court in the area of application of ex-Article 119 in occupational social security schemes could be summarised as follows.
In this respect, in Van de Walle the Court drew a parallel with the caselaw on production residues.
The caselaw of the Court of Justice distinguishes other requirements for a remedy to be effective,
Thus the first plea was rejected on the basis of the caselaw of the Court of Justice.
This caselaw which is already part of the Community acquis could be summarised as follows.
Caselaw of the European Court of Justice years, the incrementadalte should be adjustedon apro-ratabasis.
The report examines in detail key new EU legislation and developments in Member States' caselaw.
However, the applicants claim that the caselaw has created a presumption that a wholly-owned subsidiary has carried out the instructions of its parent company.
I do not therefore consider it appropriate to apply that caselaw by analogy to the plea of illegality.
firmly anchored in caselaw which I have already examined.
It is clear from the Court's caselaw that a restriction on the freedom of establishment is permissible only if it is justified by overriding reasons in the public interest.
Furthermore, the caselaw relating to Article 253 EC requires that a clear
That caselaw was recently confirmed by the order in Netherlands v Commission,
According to caselaw, both the social protection of workers and the combat of
It follows from that caselaw that three conditions must be cumulatively fulfilled for the application of Article 5(1)
In this connection, it submits that, under the Court's caselaw, the sole objective of Regulation No 1408/71 is to ensure coordination between the national schemes.
An analysis of national caselaw shows that there has been no lack of problems and difficulties, at least in certain Member States.
This follows primarily from the principle of the lawfulness of administrative action, which, according to the Court's caselaw, is one of the legal principles recognised in Community law.
Codifies and reinforces the practice developed by the Commission of the European Communities, in accordance with the Court's caselaw, with regard to the review of State aid.