Ovsyannikov v Council (Order) French Text [2021] EUECJ T-714/20_CO (05 May 2021)

Ovsyannikov v Council (Order) French Text [2021] EUECJ T-714/20_CO (05 May 2021)

The applicant failed to provide any concrete, precise, or quantified evidence of his financial situation or the alleged harm, and did not demonstrate that the restrictive measures placed his financial viability at risk. Therefore, the urgency requirement for interim relief was not met.

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Citation
[2021] EUECJ T-714/20_CO
Parties
Applicant: Dmitry Vladimirovich Ovsyannikov; Respondent: Council of the European Union
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Interim Relief (référé) Application / Order on Interim Measures
Outcome
interim relief application rejected
Legal Topics
Restrictive Measures, Freezing of Funds, Urgency in Interim Relief, Burden of Proof for Irreparable Harm
European Union Law International Sanctions Foreign Policy Restrictive Measures Freezing of Funds Urgency in Interim Relief Burden of Proof for Irreparable Harm

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Parties

Dmitry Vladimirovich Ovsyannikov

Applicant

Council of the European Union

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Interim Relief (référé) Application / Order on Interim Measures

  1. 1 Whether the applicant demonstrated urgency justifying suspension of restrictive measures pending the main action
  2. 2 Whether the applicant provided sufficient evidence of grave and irreparable harm

Ratio Decidendi

The applicant failed to provide any concrete, precise, or quantified evidence of his financial situation or the alleged harm, and did not demonstrate that the restrictive measures placed his financial viability at risk. Therefore, the urgency requirement for interim relief was not met.

Court Disposition

interim relief application rejected

Orders

  • The application for interim relief is rejected.
  • Costs are reserved.