legal commitment definition
legal commitment means an act whereby the authorising officer responsible enters into or establishes an obligation which results in subsequent payment or payments and the recognition of expenditure charged to the budget, and which includes specific agreements and contracts concluded under financial framework partnership agreements and framework contracts;
legal commitment means the act whereby the authorising officer responsible enters into or establishes an obligation which results in subsequent payment or payments and the recognition of expenditure a charged to the budget. For the purposes of Title V of Part I, with the exception of Article 134, 'legal commitment' encompases also financial framework partnership agreements and framework contracts;
legal commitment means an act whereby the authorising officer responsible enters into or establishes an obligation which results in ⌫ a ⌧ subsequent payment or payments and the recognition of expenditure ⇨ covered by a budgetary commitment ⇦ charged to the budget, ⇨ or in an obligation to provide a non-financial donation, ⇦ and which includes specific agreements and contracts concluded under financial framework partnership agreements and framework
More Definitions of legal commitment
legal commitment means a commitment entered into by the Commission under Titles V to VIII of Part 1, and Part 2 of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012;
legal commitment means the act whereby the authorising officer responsible enters into or establishes an obligation which results in subsequent payment or payments and the recognition of expenditure a charged to the budget, which includes specific agreements and contracts concluded under financial framework partnership agreements and framework contracts. For the purposes of Title V of Part I, with the exception of Article 134, "legal commitment" encompases also financial framework partnership agreements and framework contracts;
legal commitment means the act whereby the authorising authority of a Member State enters into or establishes an obligation which results in a charge.