Marinus Ooms and others v Commission of the European Communities. [1979] EUECJ C-48/79R (6 April 1979)
Delay in payment resulting from contested regulations does not constitute irreparable damage; urgency and prima facie grounds for suspension not established.
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- Citation
- [1979] EUECJ C-48/79R
- Parties
- Applicant: Marinus Ooms, Nicolas Hazes, Peter Hansen, Johannes Willem Hofman, Alberto Domenico Caretta, Georges Rene Hervo, Roger Buyl, Frans Quik, Bastian Stal; Respondent: Commission of the European Communities
- Jurisdiction
- European Union
- Procedural Posture
- Interlocutory Application for Interim Measures / Order on Application for Suspension of Regulations
- Outcome
- application dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Suspension of Regulations, Exchange Rates, Staff Regulations, Interim Measures
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Parties
Marinus Ooms, Nicolas Hazes, Peter Hansen, Johannes Willem Hofman, Alberto Domenico Caretta, Georges Rene Hervo, Roger Buyl, Frans Quik, Bastian Stal
Applicant
Commission of the European Communities
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Interlocutory Application for Interim Measures / Order on Application for Suspension of Regulations
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether urgency and prima facie grounds exist for suspension of Council Regulations No 3085/78 and 3086/78
- 2 Whether delay in payment constitutes irreparable damage
Ratio Decidendi
Delay in payment resulting from contested regulations does not constitute irreparable damage; urgency and prima facie grounds for suspension not established.
Court Disposition
application dismissed
Orders
- application dismissed
- costs reserved
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[ Home ] [ Databases ] [ World Law ] [ Multidatabase Search ] [ Help ] [ Feedback ] [ DONATE ] Court of Justice of the European Communities (including Court of First Instance Decisions) You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> Court of Justice of the European Communities (including Court of First Instance Decisions) >> Marinus Ooms and others v Commission of the European Communities. [1979] EUECJ C-48/79R (6 April 1979) URL: https://www.bailii.org/eu/cases/EUECJ/1979/C4879R.html Cite as: [1979] EUECJ C-48/79R [ New search ] [ Help ] IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE - The source of this judgment is the web site of the Court of Justice of the European Communities . The information in this database has been provided free of charge and is subject to a Court of Justice of the European Communities disclaimer and a copyright notice . This electronic version is not authentic and is subject to amendment. 61979O0048 Order of the President of the Court of 6 April 1979. Marinus Ooms and others v Commission of the European Communities. Case 48-79 R. European Court reports 1979 Page 01703 IN CASE 48/79 R MARINUS OOMS , NICOLAS HAZES , PETER HANSEN , JOHANNES WILLEM HOFMAN , ALBERTO DOMENICO CARETTA , GEORGES RENE HERVO , ROGER BUYL , FRANS QUIK , BASTIAN STAL , OFFICIALS OF THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES , REPRESENTED BY VICTOR BIEL , OF THE LUXEMBOURG BAR , WITH AN ADDRESS FOR SERVICE IN LUXEMBOURG AT THE LATTER ' S CHAMBERS , 18 A RUE DES GLACIS , APPLICANTS , COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES , REPRESENTED BY ITS LEGAL ADVISER JOSEPH GRIESMAR , ACTING AS AGENT , WITH AN ADDRESS FOR SERVICE IN LUXEMBOURG AT THE OFFICE OF MARIO CERVINO , LEGAL ADVISER TO THE COMMISSION , JEAN MONNET BUILDING , KIRCHBERG , DEFENDANT , APPLICATION TO SUSPEND THE APPLICATION OF COUNCIL REGULATION ( EURATOM , ECSC , EEC ) NO 3085/78 OF 21 DECEMBER 1978 AND OF COUNCIL REGULATION ( EURATOM , ECSC , EEC ) NO 3086/78 OF 21 DECEMBER 1978 ( OFFICIAL JOURNAL NO L 309 OF 29 DECEMBER 1978 ), 1ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 83 ( 2 ) OF THE RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE COURT THE SUSPENSION OF THE OPERATION OF THE DISPUTED MEASURE IS SUBJECT TO THE EXISTENCE OF CIRCUMSTANCES GIVING RISE TO URGENCY AND OF GROUNDS ESTABLISHING A PRIMA FACIE CASE FOR THE ADOPTION OF SUCH A MEASURE . 2THE DISPUTED REGULATIONS HAVE THE EFFECT OF MAKING LESS FAVOURABLE THAN PREVIOUSLY THE EXCHANGE RATE APPLICABLE TO CERTAIN TRANSFERS OF SUMS WHICH THE APPLICANTS MAY EFFECT UNDER THE STAFF REGULATIONS . 3IF THE CONTESTED MEASURES WERE ANNULLED THE ONLY RESULT WOULD BE THAT THE COMMISSION WOULD OWE SUPPLEMENTARY AMOUNTS TO WHICH THE APPLICANTS WOULD THEN BE ENTITLED . 4THERE IS NO NEED TO CONSIDER WHETHER THE GROUNDS PUT FORWARD AGAINST THE ADMISSIBILITY OF THE MAIN ACTION ARE OF SUCH A NATURE AS TO IMPUGN THE ADMISSIBILITY OF THE APPLICATION FOR THE ADOPTION OF AN INTERIM MEASURE AS IT IS SUFFICIENT TO RECORD THAT EVEN IF THERE WERE TO BE AN ANNULMENT THE MERE DELAY IN PAYMENT WOULD NOT BE OF SUCH A NATURE AS TO CAUSE THE APPLICANTS IRREPARABLE DAMAGE . 5THE APPLICATION MUST THEREFORE BE DISMISSED . COSTS 6IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES COSTS SHOULD BE RESERVED . ON THOSE GROUNDS , THE PRESIDENT OF THE FIRST CHAMBER OF THE COURT , ACTING AS PRESIDENT OF THE COURT , BY WAY OF INTERLOCUTORY DECISION HEREBY ORDERS AS FOLLOWS : 1 . THE APPLICATION IS DISMISSED . 2 . COSTS ARE RESERVED . © European Communities, 2001 All rights reserved BAILII: Copyright Policy | Disclaimers | Privacy Policy | Feedback | Donate to BAILII URL: https://www.bailii.org/eu/cases/EUECJ/1979/C4879R.html