<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><CONCLUSION xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://formex.publications.europa.eu/schema/formex-04.cj-20080212.xd"><BIB.CONCLUSION><REF.CASE FILE="ECRCJ1991ENA.0600296701.case.xml"><NO.CASE>C-295/89</NO.CASE></REF.CASE><NO.CELEX>61989C0295</NO.CELEX><NO.SEQ>0010.0001</NO.SEQ><PAGE.FIRST>2968</PAGE.FIRST><PAGE.SEQ>1</PAGE.SEQ><PAGE.LAST>2968</PAGE.LAST><PAGE.TOTAL>1</PAGE.TOTAL></BIB.CONCLUSION><CURR.TITLE><LEFT>OPINION OF MR LENZ — CASE C-295/89</LEFT><RIGHT>DONA ALFONSO</RIGHT></CURR.TITLE><CONTENTS.CONCLUSION><TITLE><TI><P><HT TYPE="UC">Opinion of Mr Advocate General</HT></P></TI></TITLE><P>Mr Advocate General Carl Otto Lenz delivered his Opinion on <DATE ISO="19910430">30 April 1991</DATE><NOTE NOTE.ID="E0001" NUMBERING="STAR"><P>Original language: German.</P></NOTE>. He proposed that the Court rule as follows:</P><QUOT.S LEVEL="1"><LIST TYPE="ARAB"><ITEM><NP><NO.P><QUOT.START ID="QS0001" REF.END="QE0001" CODE="2018"/>(1)</NO.P><TXT>Article 29(5) of Council Directive 71/305/EEC prohibits Member States from introducing provisions which require the automatic disqualification from the award of public works contracts of certain tenders determined according to a mathematical criterion, instead of obliging the awarding authority to apply the examination procedure laid down in the directive, giving the tenderer an opportunity to furnish explanations.</TXT></NP></ITEM><ITEM><NP><NO.P>(2)</NO.P><TXT>When implementing Council Directive 71/305, Member States may not depart, to any material extent, from the provisions of Article 29(5) thereof.</TXT></NP></ITEM><ITEM><NP><NO.P>(3)</NO.P><TXT>Article 29(5) of Council Directive 71/305 allows Member States to require that tenders be examined when those tenders appear to be abnormally low, and not only when they are obviously abnormally low.<QUOT.END ID="QE0001" REF.START="QS0001" CODE="2019"/></TXT></NP></ITEM></LIST></QUOT.S></CONTENTS.CONCLUSION></CONCLUSION>