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Principle of one-off aid: The European Commission states that the principle of one-off aid does not apply absolutely and should not limit the cases where aid can be deemed "necessary" (Bull)

Jean-Yves Chérot

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Le principe de l'aide unique ne saurait etre applique de maniere absolue et limiter les cas ou la Commission peut reconnaitre qu'une aide est necessaire EC Comm., dec. 2005/941/CE, 1 December 2004, on…

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Key concepts: Commission, Limit (mathematics), Political science, Humanities, Law, Philosophy, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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