Jahrgang 9 (2010), Ausgabe 2
The EdF Ruling – an electrifying Enlightening
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Agricultural Marketing and State Aid Law – Premature Annulment of the Decision by the Commission in the Case T-375/04?
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Opinion - Substance over Legal Form: Should (non-)incorporated
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Long-term Contracts and State Aid – A new Application of the EU State Aid Regime or a Special Case?
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The Commission 2009 Procedural Reform from a Private Party Perspective: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back?
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Direct Action in State Aid Cases – Tightropes and Legal Protection?
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Comments on the New State Aid Law in Serbia in the Context of Serbia’s Accession to the EU
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The Role of Economics-based Approaches when Analysing Effects on Trade and Distortions of Competition after Wam
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Commission v MTU Friedrichshafen: Annotation
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Commission v Koninklijke FrieslandCampina NV – a clearer Picture of locus standi and legitimate Expectations
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Have Your Day (or Say) in Court: The Case of Existing Aid
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They Aren’t Dead Until They’re Gone
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Aid Scheme Beneficiaries: Standing to Challenge EC Decision and Possibility not to pay Recovery Order
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Judgments of the General Court concerning State aid granted to a Polish Steel Producer – Huta Cze?stochowa
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Legitimate Expectations in State Aid and the CFI
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Standing in State Aid Cases: What’s the State of Play?
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