Meroni & Co., Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM), Societa Industriale Metallurgica di Napoli (SIMET) v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community. [1961] EUECJ C-8/60 (1 June 1961)

Meroni & Co., Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM), Societa Industriale Metallurgica di Napoli (SIMET) v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community. [1961] EUECJ C-8/60 (1 June 1961)

Since the contested decisions were revoked and became inapplicable, the applications had no purpose. Costs incurred after notification of revocation were unreasonably incurred and must be borne by the applicants.

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Citation
[1961] EUECJ C-8/60
Parties
Applicant: Meroni & Co.; Applicant: Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM); Applicant: Societa Industriale Metallurgica di Napoli (SIMET); Respondent: High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Annulment Application / Post Revocation, Costs Determination
Outcome
No ground for proceeding to judgment; costs split as ordered.
Legal Topics
Annulment of Administrative Decisions, Costs in Legal Proceedings, Revocation of Administrative Acts
European Union Law Administrative Law Annulment of Administrative Decisions Costs in Legal Proceedings Revocation of Administrative Acts

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Parties

Meroni & Co.

Applicant

Acciaieria Ferriera di Roma (FERAM)

Applicant

Societa Industriale Metallurgica di Napoli (SIMET)

Applicant

High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Annulment Application / Post Revocation, Costs Determination

  1. 1 Whether the applications for annulment have any purpose after revocation of the contested decisions
  2. 2 Allocation of costs after revocation of contested decisions

Ratio Decidendi

Since the contested decisions were revoked and became inapplicable, the applications had no purpose. Costs incurred after notification of revocation were unreasonably incurred and must be borne by the applicants.

Court Disposition

No ground for proceeding to judgment; costs split as ordered.

Orders

  • Declared no ground for proceeding to judgment.
  • Ordered the High Authority to bear the costs except for those incurred after notification of revocation, which are to be borne by the applicants.