Societe Roquette Freres v Council of the EC. [1982] EUECJ C-242/81 (30 September 1982)

Societe Roquette Freres v Council of the EC. [1982] EUECJ C-242/81 (30 September 1982)

The provisions of Regulation No 1785/81 are of general application and do not have individual and direct effects for the applicant; therefore, the application is inadmissible under the second paragraph of Article 173 EEC Treaty.

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Citation
[1982] EUECJ C-242/81
Parties
Applicant: Société Roquette Frères; Defendant: Council of the European Communities; Intervener: Commission of the European Communities
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application for Annulment / Judgment on Admissibility
Outcome
application dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Admissibility of Actions, Nature of EU Regulations, Direct and Individual Concern, Isoglucose Production Quotas
European Union Law Administrative Law Admissibility of Actions Nature of EU Regulations Direct and Individual Concern Isoglucose Production Quotas

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Parties

Société Roquette Frères

Applicant

Council of the European Communities

Defendant

Commission of the European Communities

Intervener

Procedural Posture

Application for Annulment / Judgment on Admissibility

  1. 1 Whether Council Regulation No 1785/81 is of direct and individual concern to the applicant under Article 173 EEC Treaty
  2. 2 Whether the contested measure is a regulation or a decision

Ratio Decidendi

The provisions of Regulation No 1785/81 are of general application and do not have individual and direct effects for the applicant; therefore, the application is inadmissible under the second paragraph of Article 173 EEC Treaty.

Court Disposition

application dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • Application dismissed as inadmissible
  • Applicant ordered to pay the costs including those of the intervener