ECJ Application for annulment – general decision of the high authority – applicant undertakings and associations of undertakings – admissibility (Treaty, art. 33) For an application by an undertaking or by an association of undertakings against a general decision of the high authority to be admissible it is enough for the applicant formally to allege that there has been a misuse of powers affecting it. The allegation must indicate the reasons for which the applicant considers that there has been a misuse of powers affecting it. If the applicant is an association of undertakings, it is sufficient for it to claim that there has been a misuse of powers affecting one or more undertakings which are members of the association. The treaty does not impose any further condition for an application to be admissible such as, for example, proof that a misuse of powers affecting the applicant has actually been committed, since this latter question goes to the substance.
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C-3/54, [1955] EUECJ C-3/54
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See Also – Assider v ECSC High Authority ECJ 28-Jun-1955
ECJ In the event of several applications made against the same decision of the high authority and where as a result of one of these applications the decision is annulled, the other applicants have each the right . .
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Updated: 20 May 2022; Ref: scu.131529
