LemmerC-Werke GmbH and others v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community. (Measures Adopted By Institutions Of The Community ) [1963] EUECJ C-54/63 (5 December 1963)

LemmerC-Werke GmbH and others v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community. (Measures Adopted By Institutions Of The Community ) [1963] EUECJ C-54/63 (5 December 1963)

Decision No. 7/63 did not withdraw any exemptions previously granted to the applicants and was not of individual concern to them; the letter of 8 April 1963 did not constitute a decision within the meaning of Article 14 ECSC Treaty, as it was not adopted by the High Authority acting as a body nor authenticated as...

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Citation
[1963] EUECJ C-54/63
Parties
Plaintiff: Lemmerz-Werke GmbH; Plaintiff: Gusstahlwerk Carl Bonnhoff Kommanditgesellschaft; Plaintiff: Edelstahlwerke Ed. Dorrenberg Sohne Kommanditgesellschaft; Plaintiff: Stahlwerk Mannheim-AG; Defendant: High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application for Annulment / Final Judgment
Outcome
applications dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Measures Adopted by EU Institutions, Decisions Under ECSC Treaty Article 14, Admissibility of Applications, Interpretation of Administrative Acts, Costs in EU Proceedings
European Union Law Administrative Law Measures Adopted by EU Institutions Decisions Under ECSC Treaty Article 14 Admissibility of Applications Interpretation of Administrative Acts Costs in EU Proceedings

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Parties

Lemmerz-Werke GmbH

Plaintiff

Gusstahlwerk Carl Bonnhoff Kommanditgesellschaft

Plaintiff

Edelstahlwerke Ed. Dorrenberg Sohne Kommanditgesellschaft

Plaintiff

Stahlwerk Mannheim-AG

Plaintiff

High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Application for Annulment / Final Judgment

  1. 1 Whether Decision No. 7/63 of the High Authority withdrew exemptions previously granted to applicants
  2. 2 Whether the letter of 8 April 1963 constituted a decision within the meaning of Article 14 ECSC Treaty
  3. 3 Admissibility of applications for annulment of these measures

Ratio Decidendi

Decision No. 7/63 did not withdraw any exemptions previously granted to the applicants and was not of individual concern to them; the letter of 8 April 1963 did not constitute a decision within the meaning of Article 14 ECSC Treaty, as it was not adopted by the High Authority acting as a body nor authenticated as required. Therefore, both heads of the applications were inadmissible.

Court Disposition

applications dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • High Authority to bear its own costs and three-quarters of the applicants' costs
  • Applicants to bear one-quarter of their own costs