Traduction de «Arrêt de point fixe » (Français → Anglais) :

68 With regard to the claim that the judgment under appeal contains incorrect findings of fact and fails to give sufficient reasons, the Court of First Instance quotes – in paragraph 34 of that judgment – paragraph 55 of the contested decision, according to which registration of the trade mark sought in the German trade mark register had no binding power for the Community trade mark regime and registrations already made in Member States were a factor which, without being decisive, could merely be taken into account for the purposes of registering a Community trade mark.

‘train’ means one or more railway vehicles hauled by one or more locomotives or railcars, or one railcar travelling alone, running under a given number or specific designation from an initial fixed point to a terminal fixed point, including a light engine, i.e. a locomotive travelling on its own,.

4.5.2". Ground clearance beneath one axle" means the distance beneath the highest point of the arc of a circle passing through the centre of the tyre footprint of the wheels on one axle (the inner wheels in the case of twin tyres) and touching the lowest fixed point of the vehicle between the wheels.

11. Suggests that the cabinets of the Member States should regularly include on the agenda a permanent item "European affairs" to enable the member of the government sitting on the General Affairs Council to absorb the government's position on the items on the agenda for the subsequent General Affairs Council;

12. Suggests that the cabinets of the Member States should regularly include on the agenda a permanent item ‘European affairs’ to enable the member of the government sitting on the General Affairs Council to absorb the government’s position on the items on the agenda for the subsequent General Affairs Council;

In its Judgement in the FFSA case, the Court of First Instance held that: "the grant of State aid may, under Article 90(2) of the Treaty, escape the prohibition laid down in Article 92 of that Treaty provided that the sole purpose of the aid in question is to offset the additional costs incurred in performing the particular task assigned to the undertaking entrusted with the operation of a service of general economic interest and that the grant of the aid is necessary in order for that undertaking to be able to perform its public service obligations under conditions of economic equilibrium (Corbeau, paragraphs 17 to 19).