Judgment_paragraph 50 · Government of the Netherlands Antilles v Commission of the European Communities (T-32/98, T-41/98)

50As regards, first, the question whether the contested regulations are of individual concern to the applicant, it must be borne in mind that, for it to be possible for a measure of general application adopted by a Community institution to be of individual concern to a natural or legal person, the latter must be affected by the measure at issue by virtue of certain attributes which are peculiar to that person or circumstances must exist in which that person is differentiated from all other persons with regard to that measure (Plaumann v Commission, cited above, p. 107, Codorniu v Council, cited above, paragraph 20, Case T-12/93 CCE de Vittel and Others v Commission [1995] ECR II-1247, paragraph 36, and Case T-135/96 UEAPME v Council [1998] ECR II-2335, paragraph 69, and the order of the Court of First Instance of 30 September 1997 in Case T-122/96 Federolio v Commission [1997] ECR II-1559, paragraph 59).

Government of the Netherlands Antilles v Commission of the European Communities (T-32/98, T-41/98)

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