Union des minotiers de la Champagne v French Government. [1974] EUECJ R-11/74 (11 July 1974)

Union des minotiers de la Champagne v French Government. [1974] EUECJ R-11/74 (11 July 1974)

The derived intervention prices fixed by Regulation No 1210/70, within the regionalization system provided by Regulation No 131/67, are based on objective criteria and do not constitute prohibited discrimination or disturb the normal pattern of trade; thus, no matters affecting the validity of Regulation No 1210/70...

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Citation
[1974] EUECJ R-11/74
Parties
Applicant: Union des minotiers de la Champagne; Respondent: French Government
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Reference for Preliminary Ruling / Judgment
Outcome
Regulation No 1210/70 is valid; no matters affecting its validity were revealed.
Legal Topics
Derived Intervention Prices, Discrimination, Market Organization, Cereals Regulation
European Union Law Agricultural Law Derived Intervention Prices Discrimination Market Organization Cereals Regulation

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Parties

Union des minotiers de la Champagne

Applicant

French Government

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Reference for Preliminary Ruling / Judgment

  1. 1 Validity of Regulation (EEC) No 1210/70 regarding derived intervention prices for cereals
  2. 2 Compliance with Article 40(3) of the EEC Treaty and relevant Council Regulations
  3. 3 Discrimination between producers or consumers within the Community

Ratio Decidendi

The derived intervention prices fixed by Regulation No 1210/70, within the regionalization system provided by Regulation No 131/67, are based on objective criteria and do not constitute prohibited discrimination or disturb the normal pattern of trade; thus, no matters affecting the validity of Regulation No 1210/70 were revealed.

Court Disposition

Regulation No 1210/70 is valid; no matters affecting its validity were revealed.

Orders

  • The question referred has not revealed matters affecting the validity of Regulation No 1210/70.
  • Costs incurred by the Council and Commission are not recoverable; costs for main parties are for the national court.