The EU Court of First Instance states that a Commission's letter does not produce a legally binding effect and therefore cannot be challenged by drug companies (Nefarma)

Court of Justice, European

13 Dec 1990

The EU Court of First Instance states that a Commission’s letter does not produce a legally binding effect and therefore cannot be challenged by drug companies (Nefarma)

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EU Court of First Instance, Nefarma, Case T-113/89, 13 December 1990

EU Court of First Instance, Nefarma, Decision summary, 13 December 1990

Case T-113/89 Nederlandse Associatie van de Farmaceutische Industrie 'Nefarma' and Bond van Groothandelaren in het Farmaceutische Bedrijf v Commission of the European Communities* A letter addressed to the authorities of a Member State by a Member of the Commission which merely represents an initial evaluation, by

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European Court of Justice, The EU Court of First Instance states that a Commission’s letter does not produce a legally binding effect and therefore cannot be challenged by drug companies (Nefarma), 13 December 1990, e-Competitions December 1990, Art. N° 107349

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