Fulvio Fonzi v Commission of the EAEC. [1966] EUECJ C-28/65 (10 March 1966)

Fulvio Fonzi v Commission of the EAEC. [1966] EUECJ C-28/65 (10 March 1966)

The retention of Schedule 23 to the reply would violate the secrecy of the Commission's deliberations in an unrelated matter; thus, it must be withdrawn from the proceedings.

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Parties
Applicant: Fulvio Fonzi; Respondent: Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Order on Procedural Issue / Interlocutory
Outcome
Application on procedural issue allowed in part; document withdrawn; remainder reserved for final judgment.
Legal Topics
Procedural Law, Secrecy of Deliberations, Admissibility of Evidence
European Union Law Administrative Law Procedural Law Secrecy of Deliberations Admissibility of Evidence

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Parties

Fulvio Fonzi

Applicant

Commission of the European Atomic Energy Community

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Order on Procedural Issue / Interlocutory

  1. 1 Whether certain documents should be withdrawn from the proceedings due to violation of secrecy of deliberations
  2. 2 Whether certain conclusions in the applicant's reply are admissible

Ratio Decidendi

The retention of Schedule 23 to the reply would violate the secrecy of the Commission's deliberations in an unrelated matter; thus, it must be withdrawn from the proceedings.

Court Disposition

Application on procedural issue allowed in part; document withdrawn; remainder reserved for final judgment.

Orders

  • Withdrawal from the proceedings of documents constituting Schedule 23 to the reply.
  • Decision on remainder of request reserved for final judgment.