Index
| Jurisdiction | United Kingdom |
| Pages | 1299-1325 |
| Author | Luis Ortiz Blanco |
Index
a posteriori control see European Commission
abuse of dominance, dominant position 1.02, 1.12,
2.06, 2.08, 2.65– 2.67, 3.02– 3.03
access to the le 1.29, 4.125, 8.67– 8.68
Commission Notice 10.38, 10.44
and condential documents 10.49– 10.54
forms of 10.55– 10.58
limits on 10.41– 10.48
procedural rights 10.141– 10.145
stricto sensu 10.48
terminology 10.39– 10.40
see also inter- partes stage; leniency; merger control
procedures
adaptation periods 28.114– 28.123
Art 53 28.114– 28.118
Art 54 28.119
added value, concept of 4.54
see also Leniency Notices
administrative measures see general principles and
ECHR case law
adversarial procedure 1.28
Advisory Committee on Restrictive Practices and
Monopolies
composition 3.113
consultation 3.113– 3.115, 3.122
decentralized regime 28.57
enforcement 1.10
exchange of information 3.64
infringement proceedings 4.07
meetings 3.114– 3.117, 3.122
merger control procedures 17.86– 17.90
periodic penalty payments 9.31, 9.34
publication of decisions 4.85
role and functioning 3.113– 124
written opinion 3.118– 3.120
aid, new 22.01
Code of Best Practices 22.36– 22.40
Commission examination deadlines 22.48
compatibility, doubts about 22.60– 22.61
concept of 22.03– 22.12
doubts about existence of 22.62
extension of procedure 22.71
nal decision 22.104– 22.124
conditional 22.120– 22.121
general considerations 22.105– 22.117
implementation of 22.123– 22.124
partially negative 22.122
positive 22.119
ruling out existence of aid 22.118
formal examination procedure 22.59– 22.103
compatibility 22.69
contents 22.66
control 22.63– 22.64
opening of 22.60– 22.70
penalty for failure to initiate proceedings 22.70
purpose of 22.65
scope 22.66
general considerations 22.105– 22.117
condential information 22.116
content 22.106– 22.108
form and eect 22.105
information 22.110– 22.111
publication 22.115
reasons for decision 22.112– 22.114
revocation of decisions 22.117
withdrawal 22.109
‘Lorenz’ time limit, extension of 22.46– 22.47
method of information provision 22.87
access to documents 22.97
deadline for formal examination
procedure 22.101– 22.103
nes 22.95– 22.96
information to ‘parties concerned’ 22.88– 22.91
periodic penalty payments 22.95– 22.96
request for information made to other
sources 22.92– 22.96
time limit for presenting
observations 22.98– 22.100
nature of aid, assessing 22.67– 22.68
preliminary examination procedure 22.43– 22.45
prior notication, obligation for 22.13– 22.29
exemption from 22.28
individual case of application of aid
schemes 22.17
publicizing 22.26
purpose, contents and
arrangements 22.18– 22.24
scope 22.14– 22.15
simplied 22.29
subsequent alterations 22.25– 22.26
withdrawal 22.27
procedural arrangements 22.73– 22.103
burden of proof 22.73
consultation 22.78– 22.87
no proper hearing, penalty for 22.76
participation of Member State 22.74– 22.77
‘parties concerned,’ notion of 22.79– 22.84
in practice 22.77
status 22.85– 22.86
putting aid into eect, concept of 22.33
ruling out existence of 22.118
streamlined procedure in straightforward
cases 22.39– 22.40
suspension obligation 22.30– 22.35
1300
appeal procedures 22.57
conditions 22.55– 22.56
content 22.52
decision not to raise objections 22.51– 22.58
measure is not aid 22.53
procedural arrangements 22.54
publication 22.58
suspensive eect 22.72
aid, unlawful 23.01– 23.85
‘Boussac’ suspension injunction 23.72– 23.75
object 23.72– 23.74
simple enabling power 23.75
calculation of sum to be recovered 23.66– 23.67
calculation of interest 23.69
interest on sum to be repaid 23.68
consequences of 23.04– 23.08, 26.07– 26.29
damage claim against beneciary 26.16
extension of aid 26.19
general 26.07– 26.09
implementation of the aid is rendered void 26.10
inuence of commissions decisions on
obligations of national judge 26.20– 26.24
liability of Member State 26.15
particular cases, tax nanced aid 26.18
prevention of payment 26.10
provisional jurisdictional protection 26.17
recovery of interests 26.14
reimbursement of aid 26.11– 26.13
determination of person bound to return
aid 23.60– 23.64
aid repayment 23.65
third party undertakings 23.61– 23.64
direct eect of nal sentence of Art 108(3)
TFEU 23.04
examination procedures for 23.09– 23.16
action within a reasonable time period 23.10
applicable rules ratione temporis 23.16
exceptions to recovery 23.36– 23.45
formal 23.13– 23.15
general principles 23.40– 23.45
legitimate exp ectations 23.41– 23.45
preliminary 23.09– 23.12
principle 23.40
Procedural Regulation 23.36– 23.39
procedural regulation (Article 17) 23.36– 23.39
time limit 23.36– 23.39
nal decision 23.17– 23.24
abolition of aid 23.24
negative or conditional 23.19– 23.24
positive 23.18
time limit 23.22– 23.23
general matters 23.01– 23.24
implementation 23.46– 23.69
administrative procedure 23.54
alternate means of recovery 23.48
jurisdictional procedure 23.55– 23.59
obligation of Member States 23.46– 23.48
procedural arrangements 23.49– 23.52
recovery procedure 23.49– 23.59
referral to national law 23.49– 23.59
information injunction 23.78– 23.84
Italgrani injunction 23.82
Pleuger injunction 23.83– 23.84
information of third parties 23.12
interim measures and injunctions 23.70– 23.85
‘Boussac’ suspension injunction 23.72– 23.75
jurisdictional procedure 23.55– 23.59
practice 23.31– 23.35
principle 23.25– 23.27
obligation to deal with complaints 23.06– 23.08
obligation to examine compatibility 23.05
principle 23.70– 23.71
provisional recovery injunction 23.76– 23.77
ratione temporis, applicable rules 23.16
recovery principle 23.25– 23.69
diculties enforcing aid recovery
decisions 23.32– 23.35
evolution of Commission’s practice 23.31
form of aid 23.28– 23.29
recovery procedure 23.49– 23.59
administrative procedure 23.54
request for information 23.11, 23.85
aid scheme, existing 24.01– 24.47
appropriate measures 24.32– 24.39
categories 24.37– 24.38
direct eect, lack of 24.36
duration 24.39
proposal of 24.32– 24.35
categories of existing aid 24.06– 24.14
approved aid 24.07– 24.08
‘evolution of the common market’ 24.13– 24.14
‘Lorenz’ aid 24.11
pre- accession aid 24.09– 24.10
recovery limitation period, aid beneting
from 24.12
concept of 24.03– 24.14
consideration of aid as existing aid, measures
for 24.15– 24.27
error of assessment, consequences of 24.26
existing scheme, interpretation of 24.27
importance of the question 24.17
individual aid 24.23
individual case of application 24.19– 24.22
Italgrani case 24.24– 24.25
procedure 24.18– 24.26
and existing individual aid
distinguished 24.04– 24.05
permanent review of 24.28– 24.47
appropriate measures 24.32– 24.39
exchange of information 24.31
nal decision 24.44– 24.47
formal examination procedure 24.40– 24.43
permanent cooperation with Member
States 24.30– 24.39
Akzo procedure 4.104n316, 4.111, 4.120
see also European Commission
amicus curiae intervention 2.45– 2.48, 13.54
aid, new (cont.)
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