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The General Court has dismissed two appeals against commission decisions finding that the receipt of public assets by a German bank does not amount to State aid
Advocate General Jaaskinen's Opinion of 24 March 2010 (case C-39908 P) concurred with the General Court's (GC) annulment of a European Commission 2002 decision finding that Deutsche Post had been in receipt of unauthorised State aid
On 8 July 2010, the General Court dismissed an appeal by the German Government against the Commission’s finding that the grant of 7.7m of aid to parcel delivery company, DHL, in order to cover the costs of training 485 employees at a new logistics hub was incompatible with the state aid rules
DHL has lost its attempt to overturn the European Commission's 2008 decision which found that DHL benefited from State aid in the context of regional assistance in relation to Leipzig-Halle airport and ordered recovery of the aid
