Traduction de «Administration des biens immobiliers de l'État » (Français → Anglais) :

This Directive lays down a common framework for certain aspects of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States concerning agreements covering credit for consumers secured by a mortgage or otherwise relating to residential immovable property, including an obligation to carry out a creditworthiness assessment before granting a credit, as a basis for the development of effective underwriting standards in relation to residential immovable property in the Member States, and for certain prudential and supervisory requirements, including for the establishment and supervision of credit intermediaries, appointed repre ...[+++]sentatives and non-credit institutions.

It should therefore apply to credits secured by immovable property regardless of the purpose of the credit, refinancing agreements or other credit agreements that would help an owner or part owner continue to retain rights in immovable property or land and credits which are used to purchase an immovable property in some Member States including credits that do not require the reimbursement of the capital or, unless Member States have an adequate alternative framework in place, those whose purpose is to provide temporary financing between the sale of one immovable property and the purchase of another, and to secured credits for the renovat ...[+++]ion of residential immovable property.

The Commission has started an investigation following a number of complaints alleging that Italy had granted illegal state subsidies to non-commercial entities that also perform commercial activities. The subsidies would come in the form of an exemption from the municipal tax on real estate ("Imposta comunale sugli immobili" or ICI) used for activities such as social assistance, welfare, health, cultural, educational, recreational, accommodation, sport ...[+++], religious and cult activities.

[105] Art. 3(9) of the UCPD: ‘In relation to ‘financial services’, as defined in Directive 2002/65/EC, and immovable property, Member States may impose requirements which are more restrictive or prescriptive than this Directive in the field which it approximates’.

Article 3(9) of the Directive provides for an important limitation on the full harmonisation character of the UCPD by stating that ‘in relation to ‘financial services’ [.] and immovable property, Member States may impose requirements which are more restrictive or prescriptive than this Directive in the field which it approximates’.

9. In relation to ‘financial services’, as defined in Directive 2002/65/EC, and immovable property, Member States may impose requirements which are more restrictive or prescriptive than this Directive in the field which it approximates.