Wuensche Handelsgesellschaft GmbH & Co. v Federal Republic of Germany. [1984] EUECJ R-345/82 (12 April 1984)

Wuensche Handelsgesellschaft GmbH & Co. v Federal Republic of Germany. [1984] EUECJ R-345/82 (12 April 1984)

The Commission was empowered to incorporate in Regulation No 3429/80, as a protective measure within the meaning of Regulation No 521/77, a provision that import licences should be issued on payment of an additional amount; no factor was disclosed to affect the validity of the regulation.

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Citation
[1984] EUECJ R-345/82
Parties
Applicant: Wünsche Handelsgesellschaft GmbH & Co.; Respondent: Federal Republic of Germany
Jurisdiction
European Union
Procedural Posture
Reference for Preliminary Ruling / Judgment
Outcome
Validity of Commission Regulation No 3429/80 upheld
Legal Topics
Protective Measures, Import Regulation, Market Disturbance, Powers of the Commission
European Union Law Agriculture Administrative Law Protective Measures Import Regulation Market Disturbance Powers of the Commission

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Parties

Wünsche Handelsgesellschaft GmbH & Co.

Applicant

Federal Republic of Germany

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Reference for Preliminary Ruling / Judgment

  1. 1 Validity of Article 1 of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 3429/80
  2. 2 Commission's power to impose an additional amount as a protective measure
  3. 3 Compliance with conditions for protective measures under Community law

Ratio Decidendi

The Commission was empowered to incorporate in Regulation No 3429/80, as a protective measure within the meaning of Regulation No 521/77, a provision that import licences should be issued on payment of an additional amount; no factor was disclosed to affect the validity of the regulation.

Court Disposition

Validity of Commission Regulation No 3429/80 upheld

Orders

  • No factor disclosed to affect validity of Commission Regulation No 3429/80
  • Costs incurred by the Commission are not recoverable; decision on costs for main parties is for the national court