The EU Court of First Instance states that the application for interim measures must be assessed in order to prevent serious and irreparable damage to the party applying for those measures (Institut des mandataires agréés)

Court of Justice, European

14 Apr 2000

The EU Court of First Instance states that the application for interim measures must be assessed in order to prevent serious and irreparable damage to the party applying for those measures (Institut des mandataires agréés)

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EU Court of First Instance, Institut des mandataires agréés, Case T-144/99, 14 April 2000

EU Court of First Instance, Institut des mandataires agréés, Case summary, 14 April 2000

Case T-144/99 R Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office v Commission of the European Communities*

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European Court of Justice, The EU Court of First Instance states that the application for interim measures must be assessed in order to prevent serious and irreparable damage to the party applying for those measures (Institut des mandataires agréés), 14 April 2000, e-Competitions April 2000, Art. N° 108013

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