93To the extent that ECHA observes that it is stated in the judgment in Parliament v Eistrup (Case T-223/06 P [2007] ECR II-1581), that the presence of the handwritten signature of a lawyer is deemed to be an essential procedural rule which must be applied strictly, breach of which entails the inadmissibility of the action, suffice it to state that the judgment in Parliament v Eistrup concerned a situation in which the original of the application precisely lacked the lawyer’s handwritten signature, since it bore no more than a stamp of that signature. The approach taken by the Court in that case cannot therefore apply in this case where the signature of the lawyer on the original of the application is not lacking.
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