Mrs Marga Schlieker, nee Diepenbruck v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community. (Application On The Grounds Of Failure To Act ) [1963] EUECJ C-12/63 (4 July 1963)

Mrs Marga Schlieker, nee Diepenbruck v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community. (Application On The Grounds Of Failure To Act ) [1963] EUECJ C-12/63 (4 July 1963)

Mrs Schlieker is not an undertaking or association and is acting in her private capacity; therefore, she lacks standing under Article 35 ECSC Treaty. Articles 65 and 66 do not provide alternative grounds for admissibility in cases of failure to act. The application is inadmissible.

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Citation
[1963] EUECJ C-12/63
Parties
Applicant: Mrs Marga Schlieker, née Diepenbruck; Defendant: High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application on the Grounds of Failure to Act / Judgment on Preliminary Objection of Inadmissibility
Outcome
Application dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Failure to Act, Admissibility, Legal Standing, Agreements and Concentrations Under ECSC Treaty
European Union Law Administrative Law Failure to Act Admissibility Legal Standing Agreements and Concentrations Under ECSC Treaty

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Parties

Mrs Marga Schlieker, née Diepenbruck

Applicant

High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Application on the Grounds of Failure to Act / Judgment on Preliminary Objection of Inadmissibility

  1. 1 Whether Mrs Schlieker has standing to bring an application for failure to act under Article 35 ECSC Treaty
  2. 2 Whether Articles 65 and 66 ECSC Treaty provide alternative grounds for admissibility

Ratio Decidendi

Mrs Schlieker is not an undertaking or association and is acting in her private capacity; therefore, she lacks standing under Article 35 ECSC Treaty. Articles 65 and 66 do not provide alternative grounds for admissibility in cases of failure to act. The application is inadmissible.

Court Disposition

Application dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • Applicant ordered to pay the costs