Gilberto Borromeo Arese and others v Commission of the European Communities. [1970] EUECJ C-6/70 (15 July 1970)

Gilberto Borromeo Arese and others v Commission of the European Communities. [1970] EUECJ C-6/70 (15 July 1970)

The application was inadmissible because the measure sought by the applicants would have constituted an opinion, not a binding decision, and thus falls outside the scope of Article 175 EEC Treaty.

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Citation
[1970] EUECJ C-6/70
Parties
Applicant: Gilberto Borromeo Arese, Carlo Borromeo, Maria Ludovica Faria Del Core Borromeo, Vittorio Emanuele Borromeo; Defendant: Commission of the European Communities
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application Under Article 175 EEC Treaty / Judgment on Admissibility
Outcome
application dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Failure to Act, Admissibility, Acts of EU Institutions
European Union Law Administrative Law Failure to Act Admissibility Acts of EU Institutions

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Parties

Gilberto Borromeo Arese, Carlo Borromeo, Maria Ludovica Faria Del Core Borromeo, Vittorio Emanuele Borromeo

Applicant

Commission of the European Communities

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Application Under Article 175 EEC Treaty / Judgment on Admissibility

  1. 1 Whether the Commission's failure to issue a decision constitutes an infringement under Article 175 EEC Treaty
  2. 2 Whether the measure sought by applicants is a decision or an opinion within the meaning of the Treaty

Ratio Decidendi

The application was inadmissible because the measure sought by the applicants would have constituted an opinion, not a binding decision, and thus falls outside the scope of Article 175 EEC Treaty.

Court Disposition

application dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • application dismissed as inadmissible
  • applicants to pay the costs