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Highest administrative-law court in the Netherlands rules in ACM’s favor in Kingspan and Cohesie cases regarding 18-week connection deadline for electricity
Today, the Dutch Trade and Industry Appeals Tribunal (CBb), which is the highest administrative-law court in the Netherlands, handed down rulings in two appeal cases regarding the reasonable time period in which system operators must realize connections for electricity.
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Highest administrative-law court rules in dispute between Friesland Campina and Liander about the duty to connect to electricity networks
The Dutch Trade and Industry Appeals Tribunal (CBb) ruled that ACM had correctly decided that Liander was allowed to refuse the connection that Dutch dairy cooperative Zuivelcoöperatie Friesland Campina had requested.
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Highest administrative-law court clarifies the role of the property-tax assessment vis-à-vis the duty to connect immovable properties to electricity networks
The Dutch Trade and Industry Appeals Tribunal (CBb) ruled that, regarding the system operators’ duty to connect immovable properties to electricity networks, the property-tax assessment is no longer decisive, but rather the criteria set out in the Dutch Valuation of Immovable Property Act.