Translation of "Einschlägige rechtsprechung" in English

To support this claim, Germany refers to relevant case-law.

At present, there is no ICO-specific regulation, nor is there relevant case law or consistent legal doctrine.

Although it is true that there is an overlap of six months concerning the investigation period between the two investigations (the period from 1 July 2015 to 31 December 2015), the determination of dumping and injury was made on the basis of an investigation period and a period considered which were different in the current investigation and the China investigations and which were already defined in line with the relevant provisions of the basic Regulation and announced in the Notice of Initiation.

In applying those principles, the relevant case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union is to be taken into consideration.

A brief outline of the aims and provisions of the Directive is given in Section 2, including relevant case law.

Such clarification should be based on the relevant case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Similarly, the jurisprudence of the ECJ and the CFI has too low a level of awareness even among lawyers.

The statutory conditions and case law in this respect may vary from country to country.

We are familiar with the relevant jurisdiction on the European level and the current developments “in Brussels”.

The appropriate jurisprudence of the Boards of Appeal in the EPO is, therefore, relevant to such and similar situations.

It shall also describe the evolution of relevant case-law in the Member States and shall consider the possibility of creating a public database containing such relevant case-law.

As for the objection that the scheme does not confer any specific advantage and cannot therefore have the effect of distorting competition and trade within the Community because it favours only undertakings subject to different tax legislations, the Commission refers to the relevant case law of the Court [5] confirming that a derogatory tax measure not justified by the nature of the tax system or by the specific nature of the scheme may constitute aid.

On the one hand, there are a series of judgments by the European Court of Justice and the jurisprudence created in this field and, on the other, the decision of the European Parliament, which the Commission has accepted and agreed to, not to include health services in the Services Directive.

The recommendation is addressed to the EFTA state or EFTA states comprising the relevant market in question.

Examples for this are the EU Consumer Law Compendium, which links the directives under review, ECJ jurisprudence, national transposition measures as well as national case-law, and the new Unfair Commercial Practices database which is under development and will provide shared information on the national rules, enforcement decisions, national and EU case-law and other documents such as academic articles, studies and national guidelines;

The Committee has already examined and assessed the extensive case-law of the Court of Justice and the High Level Panel (Veil) report.

The body of the Union acquis, including substantive and procedural law, judicial cooperation instruments and the corresponding jurisprudence of the CJEU, should be at the centre of European judicial training.

Where the Court of Justice or the General Court has already ruled on one or more questions of law identical to those raised by the pleas in law of the appeal or cross-appeal, and the General Court considers the appeal or cross-appeal to be manifestly well founded, it may, acting on a proposal from the Judge-Rapporteur and after hearing the parties, decide by reasoned order in which reference is made to the relevant case-law to declare the appeal or cross-appeal manifestly well founded.

This Recommendation builds upon the ‘lessons learnt’ over the last three years in addressing threats to public policy or internal security and good practice in exercising police powers and cross-border police cooperation, relevant case-law on the police checks, Schengen evaluations conducted so far in the field of police cooperation and new possibilities resulting from technological developments.

The case-by-case application of the rules and general criteria explained below and developments in the case law of the Court of Justice will enable the Commission to develop its policy further after the adoption of this Communication.

Legislation and case law should be developed on this point, since energy recovery from waste is not recognised in its own right.

The former was considered, also on the basis of the relevant EU case law, not to involve any economic activity.

This reform should firstly, incorporate the body of case-law laid down by the Court of Justice of the European Union and secondly, attempt to define and identify the practical scope of what is understood by the term "extraordinary circumstance", determine the precise extent of the right to assistance, and address all other others aspects mentioned in the present opinion in order to guarantee a high level of protection for passengers.

The section on information exchanges in the liner shipping chapter is fairly detailed and seems to be relatively helpful in terms of describing and interpreting relevant case law and decision-making practice on the subject.

Therefore, the Committee calls on the Commission to specifically task the OHIM in Article 2 with helping to improve the knowledge and understanding of best practice concerning IPR dispute resolution by including a focus on the relevant case law in Member States.