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 […]
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 […]
Recovery of State Aid and Penalty for Failing to Recover Incompatible Aid
Extension of an existing aid measure results in the granting of new aid. Only conditions […]
The Private Investor Principle Applied to Loans [Commission Decision 2013/528]
Introduction The State aid issue in this case is relatively straightforward. Nauta, a Polish shipyard, […]
Is the Commission Abusing its Discretion, or Should Member States be Allowed to Waste their Own Money?
The European State Aid Law Institute is celebrating the eleventh anniversary of its annual conference. […]