Commission of the European Communities v French Republic. [1997] EUECJ C-23/96 (6 March 1997)

Commission of the European Communities v French Republic. [1997] EUECJ C-23/96 (6 March 1997)

The Court held that discontinuance was justified by the conduct of the French Republic under Article 69(5) of the Rules of Procedure.

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Citation
[1997] EUECJ C-23/96
Parties
Applicant: Commission of the European Communities; Respondent: French Republic
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Removal From the Register / Order
Outcome
Case removed from the register
Legal Topics
Discontinuance, Costs, Removal From Register
European Union Law Civil Procedure Discontinuance Costs Removal From Register

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Parties

Commission of the European Communities

Applicant

French Republic

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Removal From the Register / Order

  1. 1 Whether discontinuance was justified by the conduct of the other party under Article 69(5) of the Rules of Procedure

Ratio Decidendi

The Court held that discontinuance was justified by the conduct of the French Republic under Article 69(5) of the Rules of Procedure.

Court Disposition

Case removed from the register

Orders

  • Case removed from the register