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It's VERY unlikely EU funds were never involved. Public transport and transport infrastructure is often incentivized with public money, usually with EU particip
by ajuc 2y ago
It's VERY unlikely EU funds were never involved. Public transport and transport infrastructure is often incentivized with public money, usually with EU participation. It's hard to find big projects that had 0 EU funding.
- throw5959 2y agoIt's not a magic spell that works across corporate entity boundaries. The company itself must have taken a relevant contract project. There must be a clear intent to defraud the EU fund (defrauding others is not enough).
- csdreamer7 2y ago> There must be a clear intent to defraud the EU fund (defrauding others is not enough). Saying defrauding others does not seem right to me. If you defraud a distributor of EU funds, that may have impacted EU funds; they would have a claim. Do you have a source for your assertion?
- throw5959 2y agoI meant defrauding others who might have used EU funds to pay for your services - that's not defrauding the EU and a different court and agency will handle it.