Europa Failure by a Member State to fulfil its obligations – Environment – Waste -Directives – Waste management plans. ‘The United Kingdom does not dispute its alleged failure to meet its obligations. It admits that, during the period under consideration, it failed to adopt and/or notify waste management plans capable of covering the entire territory of the United Kingdom . . It accepts that the Commission has valid grounds for a declaration of failure to fulfil treaty obligations in the application. It states that competent authorities are engaged in rectifying that situation, by replacing local plans with national strategies, which should constitute the appropriate means of satisfying the requirements of . . [the Waste Framework Directive] . . ‘
Citations:
C-35/00, [2002] EUECJ C-35/00, [2002] ECR I-00953
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Statutes:
Council Directive 75/442/EEC, Council Directive 91/689/EEC, Council Directive 94/62/EC
Jurisdiction:
European
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Cited – Derbyshire Waste Ltd v Blewett and Another CA 11-Nov-2004
Glapswell Colliery had closed. The owners sought to use it for waste disposal by landfill. The objector had obtained judicial review of the permission granted.
Held: The intention of the Landfill Directive was to discourage its use other than . .
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Updated: 10 July 2022; Ref: scu.167517