Order — ECLI:EU:T:1999:241
Date: 1999-09-29
Language of the case: English
Court formation: Second Chamber
Based on: Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community (1951)
Subject matter: Principles, objectives and tasks of the Treaties;ECSC matters;Prices;Agreements and concentrations
Concepts: General;Admissibility and examination of applications, forms of order sought and pleas in law
Procedure: Action for annulment - inadmissible;Application to intervene - decision unnecessary;Application for legal aid - decision unnecessary
Origin: United Kingdom

ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECOND CHAMBER OF THE COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE 28 September 2005 (*) (Legal Aid) In Case T-148/98 AJ 2, William Taylor, residing in Ceredignion (United Kingdom), Gwynfor Lloyd James, residing in Swansea (United Kingdom), Eynon James Probert, residing in Swansea (United Kingdom), Robert Lyndon Tillings, residing in Gwent (United Kingdom), William John Shulver, residing in Glynneath (United Kingdom), Margaret Cross, residing in West Glamorgan (United Kingdom), Phillip Williams, residing in Swansea (United Kingdom), William Henry James, residing in Swansea (United Kingdom), David Gwyn Roberts, residing in Rhigos (United Kingdom), Daniel Lloyd Daniels, residing in Swansea (United Kingdom), Ronald James Reames, residing in Abergavenny (United Kingdom), represented by B. Hewson, Barrister, and W. Graham, Solicitor, applicants, APPLICATION for legal aid pursuant to Article 94 of the Rules of Procedure, THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECOND CHAMBER OF THE COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES makes the following Order 1 By letter lodged at the Registry of the Court of First Instance on 12 March 2002, the applicants requested the Court to grant legal aid pursuant to Article 94 of the Rules of Procedure for the purpose of lodging an application to intervene in Case T-148/98 Evans and Others v Commission. 2 By letter lodged at the Court Registry on 13 September 2002, the Commission lodged its observations on the application for legal aid. 3 Under Article 94(2) of the Rules of Procedure, the President is to decide on the application for legal aid by way of an order without giving reasons, against which no appeal lies. 4 By order of 28 September 2005, the Court held that there is no further need to proceed to judgment on the main action in Case T-148/98. 5 In those circumstances, there is no further need to decide on the present application for legal aid. On those grounds, THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECOND CHAMBER OF THE COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE hereby orders: 1. There is no further need to decide on the present application for legal aid. Luxembourg, 28 September 2005. H. Jung J. Pirrung Registrar President * Language of the case: English.