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Société Nouvelle des Usines de Pontlieue-Aciéries du Temple (S.N.U.P.A.T.) v. The High Authority.

Court of Justice of the European Coal and Steel Community.  06 July 1959 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

Court of Justice of the European Communities — Procedure — Time-limits — Failure of organ of Coal and Steel Community to prove date of notification of decision to plaintiff — Whether plaintiff entitled to “the benefit of the doubt” as to date of notification.

International organization — European Coal and Steel Community — Decisions of High Authority — Whether letter defining term in earlier decision can constitute a decision — Distinction between decision and internal directive from administrative superior to subordinate departments — Competence of Court of Community to review legality of contents of letter as part of interpretation and application of earlier decision of High Authority — Levy on imported scrap — Exemption of scrap constituting enterprise's “own resources” — Refusal to grant exemption implied by silence on part of subordinate departments — Whether silence can constitute a decision — Détournement de pouvoir — Meaning of “own resources” — Relevance of existence of separate legal entities even though operating as one unit — Relevance of aims of subsidy system in determining claim for exemption — Legality of exemption of “own resources” — Whether discriminatory — Resultant increase in steel produced as criterion of legality of exemption — Distinction between exemption of scrap coming from group of enterprises and exemption of “own resources” scrap — Discriminatory tendency in former exemption.

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Case Report
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© Cambridge University Press 1963

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