Bretagne Angleterre Irlande (BAI) v Commission of the European Communities (T-230/95)

Judgment of 28 Jan 1999

law://eu/cjeu/1995/t-230-95/para_39@2026-11-15

39Since the applicant has put forward nothing to show the existence of its nonmaterial damage or to establish its extent, it falls to it, at the very least, to prove that the Commission's conduct of which it complains was, by reason of its gravity, such as to cause it damage of that kind. However, although the applicant does submit that it was treated unfairly, it bases itself entirely on its own conception of the way in which the Commission treats, or ought to treat, complainants in procedures relating to State aid. As the applicant has not specified the objective circumstances which might support its claim of unfair treatment, the existence of the nonmaterial damage alleged by the applicant cannot be held to have been established.

Bretagne Angleterre Irlande (BAI) v Commission of the European Communities (T-230/95)

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