Judgment_paragraph 45 · British Shoe Corporation Footwear Supplies Ltd and Others v Council of the European Union (T-598/97)

45Thus, the Community judicature has held that particular provisions of regulations imposing antidumping duties may be of individual concern to those of the producers and exporters of the product in question who are charged with practising dumping on the basis of data relating to their commercial activities. That is generally the case where producers or exporters are able to demonstrate that they were identified in the measures adopted by the Commission or the Council, or were concerned by the preliminary investigations (Sermes, cited above, paragraph 15; judgments of the Court of Justice in Joined Cases C-133/87 and C-150/87 Nashua Corporation and Others v Commission [1990] ECR I-719, paragraph 14, and Case C-156/87 Gestetner Holdings v Council and Commission [1990] ECR I-781, paragraph 17; Euromin, cited above, paragraph 45).

British Shoe Corporation Footwear Supplies Ltd and Others v Council of the European Union (T-598/97)

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