Consistency: The EU Tribunal recalls that the EU isntitutions have an obligation of consistency when using European law in the name of the principle of legal certainty and cancels the Commission’s decision ordering the repayment of the tax exemptions granted by France, Ireland and Italy (Production of Alumina)

*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. By judgment delivered today, 21 March 2012, by reference, the General Court of the European Union The Commission was reminded, first and foremost, that the institutions of the Union have a duty of consistency in the application of the rules of law of the Union. the Union and that, in the name of the principle of legal certainty, their decisions respective cannot be contradictory (pt. 62). However, it is indeed a