The article deals with a judgment of the Court of First Instance, that can be considered an important step in the development of the European Commission’s liability, particularly in respect to the Commission’s liability in its role as watchdog of the common market. The judgment puts flesh on the skeletal set of existing principles concerning the liability of the European Community, and contributes to the creation of a systematic approach to the case law.
Schneider Electric SA v. Commission: Regarding the Non-contractual Liability of the Commission the Decision of the Court of First Instance is Consistent with Precedent, in 9 German Law Journal n. 1, 1st January 2008
POTO, Margherita
2008-01-01
Abstract
The article deals with a judgment of the Court of First Instance, that can be considered an important step in the development of the European Commission’s liability, particularly in respect to the Commission’s liability in its role as watchdog of the common market. The judgment puts flesh on the skeletal set of existing principles concerning the liability of the European Community, and contributes to the creation of a systematic approach to the case law.
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