Traduction de «teinture à l'état de gel » (Français → Anglais) :

[59] 9 In 2001, France, Sweden and Belgium presented an initiative on the execution in the European Union of orders freezing assets or evidence (OJ C 75, 7.3.2001, p. 3) which seeks to render immediately enforceable in a Member State a freezing order issued by another Member State without the enforcing Member State having to issue a fresh order.

For cases not covered by paragraph 2, the executing State may subject the recognition and enforcement of a freezing order made for purposes referred to in paragraph 1(b) to the condition that the acts for which the order was issued constitute an offence which, under the laws of that State, allows for such freezing, whatever the constituent elements or however described under the law of the issuing State.

(d) if, in one of the cases referred to in Article 3(4), the act on which the freezing order is based does not constitute an offence under the law of the executing State; however, in relation to taxes or duties, customs and exchange, execution of the freezing order may not be refused on the ground that the law of the executing State does not impose the same kind of tax or duty or does not contain a tax, duty, customs and exchange regulation of the same kind as the law of the issuing State.

4. When the judicial authority in the executing State which receives a freezing order has no jurisdiction to recognise it and take the necessary measures for its execution, it shall, ex officio, transmit the freezing order to the competent judicial authority for execution and shall so inform the judicial authority in the issuing State which issued it.

The compromise involved the following: - the percentage of optional set-aside to be deducted for the purpose of calculating the possible application of special set-aside is fixed at 85%; - the Commission will authorize the Member States to use the provision concerning special set-aside as from 1996 provided that the Member State concerned provides it with detailed information on the areas voluntarily set aside for the 1995 harvest; - the Commission will be authorized to grant derogations in connection with the special set-aside where the base areas are exceeded because of exceptional weather which has caused average yields to fall to a level far below normal; - in vie ...[+++]w of the exceptional market situation, the special set-aside of less than 1% will not be applied in 1996; - as regards the possibility open to the Member States of applying single national base areas with, however, the option of concentrating any penalties for exceeding those areas wholly or partially on the regions/base areas responsible for exceeding them, the Council took note of the Commission's intention of making an appropriate proposal within two months and it undertook to decide within a month of receiving the European Parliament's Opinion; - the Council also noted the Commission's intention of submitting to it, at the earliest opportunity, a proposal concerning durum wheat-production rights.

This involves a further amendment to the basic set aside rules set out in Regulation (1765/92): - to encourage further control of production, farmers who set aside more than the obligatory minimum (15%) may also be compensated for the extra fallow land; - to ensure sensible application, Member States may limit the use farmers make of this extra flexibility, for environmental reasons, or to avoid the danger of abandonment of land in certain regions; - farmers will have the possibility to operate both fixed and rotational set-aside on their holdings at the same time; - set-aside compensation to be increased to the equivalent of 57 ECU p ...[+++]er tonne of cereals (from the present 45 ECU per tonne); - at present, under rotational set-aside, the producer may set-aside each part of his land only once, within a period of six years.