118It should first be recalled that, according to case-law, with regard to the condition that damage must have been suffered, such damage must be actual and certain. By contrast, purely hypothetical and indeterminate damage does not give a right to compensation (judgment of 28 April 2010 in BST v Commission, T‑452/05, ECR, EU:T:2010:167, paragraph 165). However, the requirement relating to the existence of certain damage is met where the damage is imminent and foreseeable with sufficient certainty, even if the damage cannot yet be precisely assessed (judgment of 14 January 1987 in Zuckerfabrik Bedburg and Others v Council and Commission, 281/84, ECR, EU:C:1987:3, paragraph 14).