The applicant claims that, regardless of the position which was clearly and precisely expressed in the Commission’s letter and thus gave rise to a legitimate expectation, according to which expenditure on renovating/repairing an engine may be covered by Article 25(2) of Regulation No 1198/2006 if the vessel’s fishing ability is not increased thereby, the Commission later decided that such expenditures does not contribute to improving the technical indicators of any vessel, but rather to restoring or preserving the original condition o ...[+++]f fishing vessels, and are therefore ineligible for aid.

It should also be available for claims that are not yet due as long as such claims arise from a transaction or an event that has already occurred and their amount can be determined, including claims relating to tort, delict or quasi-delict and civil claims for damages or restitution which are based on an act giving rise to criminal proceedings.

14. Considers that Member States must be obliged to accommodate ships in distress; in this connection, urges the Commission to strengthen existing legislation by presenting, as soon as possible, a proposal for the establishment of an obligatory system for the accommodation of ships in distress in ports of refuge or sheltered areas in all coastal Member States; calls for this proposal to be accompanied by a compulsory system of compensation for any resulting damage;

13. Considers that Member States must be obliged to accommodate ships in distress; in this connection, urges the Commission to strengthen existing legislation by presenting, as soon as possible, a proposal for the establishment of an obligatory system for the accommodation of ships in distress in ports of refuge or sheltered areas in all coastal Member States; calls for this proposal to be accompanied by a compulsory system of compensation for any resulting damage;

If the court makes an order under section 37(1)(f) (directing the person to pay the federal Crown an amount of money for the purpose of promoting sustainable water resource management) or 37(1)(j) (directing the person to compensate any person for the cost of remedial or preventative action taken or to be taken as a result of the act or omission that constituted the offence, including costs of assessing appropriate remedial or preventative action), or if the Minister incurs publication costs pursuant to proposed section 37(2), the amount or the costs, as the case may be, constitute a debt to the federal Crown and may be recovered in any ...[+++]court of competent jurisdiction (proposed section 37(3)).