Faulty Interpretation of the Concept of State Aid Can Be a Serious Breach of EU Law
Executive Summary: EU institutions are liable for non-contractual liability when their actions infringe the legal […]
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The Existence of State Aid Must Be Proven on the Basis of Credible Evidence
Introduction This article reviews two cases in which courts found that it had not been […]
Non-contractual Liability in the Field of State aid
Introduction The Commission, in its control of State aid, occasionally makes mistakes. EU courts may […]
When Are Decisions of State-owned Companies Imputed to the State?
Introduction According to Article 4 of Regulation 2015/1589 [the Procedural Regulation], when the Commission, after […]
Can the Decision of a Private Entity be Imputed to the State?
A measure is imputable to the state whenever the state is involved in its adoption […]