Judgment_paragraph 39 · Italian Republic v Commission of the European Communities (C-400/99)

39The Italian Government argues that the Commission, by maintaining that an injunction to suspend payments does not exist, is committing an obvious error as to the subject-matter of the action and is confusing conditions of admissibility with conditions as to the substance. It states that it is challenging a suspension order. An order has a broader meaning than an injunction, but in any event has the same content in relation to the substance and the same effects as an injunction.

Italian Republic v Commission of the European Communities (C-400/99)

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