C-17/64
ECLI:EU:C:1964:32
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ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE COURT 29 MAY 1964
Benoît Suss
v High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community
2 Case 17/64 R
2 In Case 17/64 R
BENOÎT Suss , an official of the High Authority of the European Coal and Steel
Community, represented by Alex Bonn, Adovcate of the Luxembourg Bar, with an address for service in Luxembourg at the Chambers of his said counsel, 22 Côte-d'Eich.
applicant,
v
High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community , repre
sented by its Legal Adviser, Pierre Lamoureux, appointed as Agent to this
intent, with an address for service in Luxembourg at its offices, 2 Place de Metz,
defendant,
Application for suspension of the implementation of the decisions contested in the original case, and of any procedure subsequent to the notice of the
disputed competition.
The President of the Court of Justice of the European Communities
Issues of fact
Whereas by an application lodged at the Authority; Court Registry on 6 May 1964, the
applicant instituted proceedings where — annul the decision of the defendant
by he claimed inter alia that the Court contained in the note of 13 April 1964 should: addressed to the applicant by the — annul the notice of competition num Directorate-General of the Finance bered HA/B/2/2P issued by the High Department of the Directorate-
1— Language of the Case: French. 2—
The applicant withdrew in the original case; the case was struck off the register by Order of the Court (First Cham ber) of 30 September 1964.
ORDER OF 29.5.1964 — CASE 17/64R
General of Person el; Whereas on 15 May 1964, the defendant lodged its observations on the applica
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rule that the annulments embrace tion for suspension of execution, wherein
any procedure followed since then by it contended that the Court should: the defendant to fill the vacant post
in dispute; 'Dismiss the application for suspension
of execution made by Benoit Suss as Whereas in his application for suspen
unfounded in all its claims and conclu
sion of execution lodged at the Court sions; Registry on 8 May 1964, the applicant that the Court claimed should: Make an appropriate order as to costs;' 'Order that execution of the decisions taken and any procedure subsequent to Whereas, on being duly summoned, the the disputed notice of competition be parties appeared before the President suspended until a decision in the original on 27 May 1964 and presented their oral action is given; observations;
Order that the costs be reserved;'
Issues of law
Whereas the applicant has based his claim for suspension of execution on the argument that, in appointing a third party to the post in question during the proceedings relating to his application against the notice of competition numbered HA/B/2/AP (sic), there is a risk of creating a situation which can be rectified only with difficulty:
Whereas the applicant claimed in the original case mat the Court should
that fol rule annulment should embrace procedure any any subsequently lowed by the defendant to fill the vacant post in dispute; Whereas, moreover it is still open to the applicant to make a fresh application against the appointment of another person in the meantime on the basis of the same grounds of complaint as in the present ap licaton;
Whereas, consequently, the decisions forming the subject matter of the
application in the original case do not appear such as irreparably, or even
seriously to prejudice the applicant's interests; Whereas, therefore, the application for suspension must be dismis ed;
On those grounds,
Upon reading the pleadings; Upon hearing the parties;
Having regard to Article 39 of the Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community and Article 33 of the Protocol on the Statute of the
Court ofJustice of the European Coal and Steel Community;
Having regard to Articles 83, 84, 85 and 86 of the Rules of Procedure of Court ofJustice of the European Communities;
SUSS v HIGH AUTHORITY
orders:
1. The application is dismissed; 2. The costs are reserved.
Luxembourg, 29 May 1964.
A. Van Houtte A. M. Donner
Registrar President