Unione nazionale importatori e commercianti motoveicoli esteri (UNICME) and others v Council of the EC. [1978] EUECJ C-123/77 (16 March 1978)

Unione nazionale importatori e commercianti motoveicoli esteri (UNICME) and others v Council of the EC. [1978] EUECJ C-123/77 (16 March 1978)

The contested regulation does not fulfil the condition of being of direct and individual concern to the applicants as required by Article 173 EEC Treaty; the application is inadmissible.

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Citation
[1978] EUECJ C-123/77
Parties
Applicant: Unione nazionale importatori e commercianti motoveicoli esteri (UNICME); Applicant: I.A.P. Industriale S.P.A.; Applicant: Yamoto Italia S.P.A.; Applicant: Suzuki Italia S.P.A.; Applicant: Kawasaki Motor Italia S.P.A.; Respondent: Council of the European Communities
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Application for Annulment / Ruling on Admissibility
Outcome
application dismissed as inadmissible
Legal Topics
Admissibility of Applications, Individual Concern, Direct Concern, Import Regulations
EU Law Administrative Law Admissibility of Applications Individual Concern Direct Concern Import Regulations

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Parties

Unione nazionale importatori e commercianti motoveicoli esteri (UNICME)

Applicant

I.A.P. Industriale S.P.A.

Applicant

Yamoto Italia S.P.A.

Applicant

Suzuki Italia S.P.A.

Applicant

Kawasaki Motor Italia S.P.A.

Applicant

Council of the European Communities

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Application for Annulment / Ruling on Admissibility

  1. 1 Whether Regulation No 1692/77 is of direct and individual concern to the applicants under Article 173 EEC Treaty

Ratio Decidendi

The contested regulation does not fulfil the condition of being of direct and individual concern to the applicants as required by Article 173 EEC Treaty; the application is inadmissible.

Court Disposition

application dismissed as inadmissible

Orders

  • application dismissed as inadmissible
  • applicants ordered to pay the costs