Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM) and others v High Authority of the ECSC. [1965] EUECJ C-25/64 (2 June 1965)

Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM) and others v High Authority of the ECSC. [1965] EUECJ C-25/64 (2 June 1965)

The applications are inadmissible because the alleged damage has neither arisen nor is certain; it is a future damage that cannot be assessed or regarded as certain to occur until the winding-up of the equalization scheme is complete and final accounts are drawn up.

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Citation
[1965] EUECJ C-25/64
Parties
Applicant: Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM); Applicant: Societa Industriale Metallurgica di Napoli (SIMET); Applicant: Merisider-Industria Meridionale Siderurgica; Applicant: Acciaieria Carrino Salvatore; Applicant: Acciaieria Ing. A. Leone; Applicant: Fer. Ro-Ferriere Rossi; Applicant: Acciaierie San Michele; Respondent: High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application for Reparation / Judgment on Admissibility
Outcome
applications dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Admissibility, Limitation Period, Prematurity, Compulsory Equalization Scheme, Damages
European Union Law Administrative Law Admissibility Limitation Period Prematurity Compulsory Equalization Scheme Damages

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Parties

Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM)

Applicant

Societa Industriale Metallurgica di Napoli (SIMET)

Applicant

Merisider-Industria Meridionale Siderurgica

Applicant

Acciaieria Carrino Salvatore

Applicant

Acciaieria Ing. A. Leone

Applicant

Fer. Ro-Ferriere Rossi

Applicant

Acciaierie San Michele

Applicant

High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Application for Reparation / Judgment on Admissibility

  1. 1 Whether the applications for reparation are admissible given the alleged wrongful act or omission by the High Authority in the management and supervision of the compulsory equalization scheme for imported ferrous scrap

Ratio Decidendi

The applications are inadmissible because the alleged damage has neither arisen nor is certain; it is a future damage that cannot be assessed or regarded as certain to occur until the winding-up of the equalization scheme is complete and final accounts are drawn up.

Court Disposition

applications dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • applicants ordered to pay the costs