Traduction de «était demandé étant » (Français → Anglais) :

Some interested parties claimed that the request for registration of imports was unfounded, as the conditions pursuant to Article 14(5) of the basic Regulation were not met.

The Court stated further, at paragraphs 122 and 118 of the judgments in T-109/08 and T-110/08 respectively, that since the marks for which registration was sought consisted of the presentation of a product, there was no language barrier to their registration and it was, therefore, in principle, in all parts of the Community where the inherent distinctive character was missing that the acquisition of distinctive character through use had to be established in order for those marks to be registered in accordance with Article 7(3) of Regulation No 40/94.

must the term ‘matters relating to a contract’ in Article 5(1) of Regulation No 44/2001 be interpreted as extending to an action whereby the appellant pursues a claim alleging unjust enrichment, but that is submitted as a counter-claim under national law, linked to the respondent’s main claim, which relates to the contractual relationship between the parties, when the purpose of the claim alleging unjust enrichment is to obtain refund of the amount the appellant was obliged to pay by a judgment (subsequently) set aside, delivered in proceedings on the main claim brought by the respondent, and therefore refund of the amount deriving from ...[+++]a contractual case?

Instead of establishing whether the marks for which registration was sought varied significantly from the norm or customs of the sector, the General Court merely stated in a general manner, at paragraphs 79 and 78 of the judgments in T-109/08 and T-110/08 respectively, that since no bottle had been sold without a label or an equivalent, only that word element could determine the origin of the sparkling wine in question, so that the colour and matting of the glass of the bottle could not ‘function as a trade mark’ for sparkling wine for the relevant public when they were not used in combination with a word element.

3. The resolution authorities of third countries where a parent undertaking or an institution established in the Union has a subsidiary institution or a branch that would be considered to be significant were it located in the Union may, at their request, be invited to participate in the resolution college as observers, provided that they are subject to confidentiality requirements equivalent, in the opinion of the group-level resolution authority, to those established by Article 98.

One interested party claimed that a target profit of 5 % was overstated for the second quarter of the IP given that in this quarter (4th quarter of 2008) not only the demand was lower (winter season), but the global economic crisis also affected the PET producers heavily.

Such a request must be made in writing and within a time limit not exceeding six weeks after the administrative act was adopted, notified or published, whichever is the latest, or, in the case of an alleged omission, six weeks after the date when the administrative act was required.

Such a request must be made in writing and within a time limit not exceeding six weeks after the administrative act was adopted, notified or published, whichever is the latest, or, in the case of an alleged omission, six weeks after the date when the administrative act was required.

Since ILKA MAFA's sales operations are to be taken over by the parent group, the Commission doubted whether the part of the aid linked to these investments will really be granted to ILKA MAFA, whether these investments were essential for restoring the viability of the company and whether the aid was thereby limited to the strictly necessary.

Hitherto, the work of planning and developing the gas network to achieve the objectives in terms of security - often defined by the gas industry itself - was relatively simple, given that the main suppliers possessed all the infrastructure, the data relating to supply and demand for gas, information and the other instruments necessary for a successful outcome of such planning.