When deciding on the appropriate efficient scale of the modelled operator, NRAs should take into account the principles for defining the appropriate efficient scale in fixed and mobile termination networks as set out in the Annex.

It is not necessary to rule on the application to intervene submitted by the European Data Protection Supervisor in support of the applicant’s claims in the main proceedings.

In special circumstances provided for in the Rules of Procedure, the Community Patent Court could sit in an enlarged composition, for example in cases where fundamental questions of patent law are concerned or in a reduced composition which could be the case for interim measures or simple cases in main proceedings.

With a view to preserving the guidance that may be drawn from past judgments of the European courts and Commission decisions pursuant to Regulation (EEC) No 4064/89, while at the same time maintaining consistency with the standards of competitive harm which have been applied by the Commission and the Community courts regarding the compatibility of a concentration with the common market, this Regulation should accordingly establish the principle that a concentration with a Community dimension which would significantly impede effective competition, in the common market or in a substantial part thereof, in particular as a result of the crea ...[+++]tion or strengthening of a dominant position, is to be declared incompatible with the common market.

25. The basic premises of an EU Resettlement Scheme would strongly emphasise that resettlement was complementary and without prejudice to Member States' obligations to determine asylum claims in fair procedures and to provide protection in their territories in accordance with international law.

Unlike in Article 61 of the Statute, which addresses the appeal against decisions of the Court of First Instance to the Court of Justice on points of law stating that the Court of Justice may give final judgment where the state of proceedings so permits or otherwise refer the case back to the Court of First Instance, the present Article states the rule that the Court of First Instance in patent appeal proceedings shall decide the case.