Traduction de «vis d arrêt » (Français → Anglais) :

lock screw [ locking screw ]

adjustable stop screw

clamping bolt | clamping screw

air isolation valve

fuel crossfeed shutoff valve | crossfeed valve

Arrester hook | Tailhook

Is the ex nunc effect of the first issue of an invoice, as established by the Court of Justice in the judgment in Case C-152/02 Terra Baubedarf-Handel v Finanzamt Osterholz-Scharmbeck (1), qualified by the judgments of the Court of Justice in Case C-368/09 Pannon Gép Centrum v Központi Hivatal Hatósági Főosztály Dél-dunántúli Kihelyezett Hatósági Osztáy (2) and Case C-271/12 Petroma Transports v Belgium (3) as regards cases, such as the present, in which an incomplete invoice is completed, so that the Court of Justice ultimately intended to permit retrospective effect in such cases?

In 2011, having come to the conclusion that Luxembourg had still failed to comply with that judgment of 2006, given that six treatment plants serving agglomerations having a p.e. of more than 10 000 had still not complied with the Directive’s requirements, the Commission brought the present, second set of infringement proceedings, in which it asked the Court to order Luxembourg to pay a penalty payment of €11 340 for each day of delay in complying with the first judgment, from the date of delivery of the judgment in the present case until the date of compliance with the first judgment of 2006, and a daily lump sum of €1 248, from the date of delivery of the first judgment (23 November 2006) until the date of delivery of the judgment in the ...[+++]present case, or until the date upon which the first judgment has been complied with, if earlier.

Eight years later, in view of insufficient progress since the ruling, the Commission is referring the case back to Court and, in line with established policy, suggesting a daily penalty payment of 71193 euros for each day after the second Court ruling until Greece complies with the judgment and a lump sum calculated on the basis of 7786 euros per day for the period between the first judgment and the day of compliance or the day of the second Court ruling.

Eight years later, in view of insufficient progress since the ruling, the Commission is referring the case back to Court and, in line with established policy, suggesting a daily penalty payment of € 71 193 for each day after the second Court ruling until Greece complies with the judgment and a lump sum calculated on the basis of € 7 786 per day for the period between the first judgment and the day of compliance or the day of the second Court ruling.