105As regards, more specifically, the field of collection of ex ante contributions, the EU judicature has maintained in time the effects of annulled acts where the reimbursement of such contributions, following that annulment, risked depriving the SRF of the financial means that could prove necessary to ensure the stability of the euro area and the financial stability of the European Union. That could be the case, in particular, if the SRB were required to disburse, in addition to the amount of the ex ante contribution of the institution which had brought the action, the amounts of the ex ante contributions of other institutions which had brought a similar action, raising the same plea as the one upheld in the action at issue (see, to that effect, judgments of 15 July 2021, Commission v Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and SRB, C‑584/20 P and C‑621/20 P, EU:C:2021:601, paragraph 177, and of 10 April 2024, Dexia v SRB (2022 ex ante contributions), T‑411/22, under appeal, EU:T:2024:216, paragraphs 70 to 74).