Judgment_paragraph 30 · Satabank plc v European Central Bank (T-72/20)

30It should also be recalled that, according to the case-law, the application must be interpreted with a view to giving it practical effect by carrying out an overall assessment of the application. The application satisfies the requirements laid down in the Rules of Procedure, provided that the basic legal and factual particulars on which an action is based are indicated, at least in summary form, but coherently and intelligibly, in the application itself and that it enables both the Court and the defendant to identify the conduct alleged against the defendant and the facts and circumstances which gave rise to the dispute. The pleas in law on which the application is based, for the purposes of the Rules of Procedure, need not be set out in a particular way. The pleas may be expressed in terms of their substance rather than their legal classification provided that the application sets them out with sufficient clarity (judgment of 29 April 2020, Intercontact Budapest v CdT, T‑640/18, not published, EU:T:2020:167, paragraph 25).