The fourth division, Division 14, amends the Agreement on Internal Trade Implementation Act, primarily for the enforceability of orders to pay tariff costs and monetary penalties.

Where the recipient of the legal aid is unsuccessful, the Tribunal may, in ruling as to costs in the decision closing the proceedings, if equity so requires, order that one or more parties should bear their own costs or that those costs should be borne, in whole or in part, by the cashier of the Tribunal by way of legal aid (Article 113(4) of the Rules of Procedure).

The appellant considers that the Tribunal illegally ordered the appellant to bear her own costs and those of the defendant.

4. Where the recipient of the legal aid is unsuccessful, the Tribunal may, in ruling as to costs in the decision closing the proceedings, if equity so requires, order that one or more parties should bear their own costs or that those costs should be borne, in whole or in part, by the cashier of the Tribunal by way of legal aid.

complete failure to state adequate reasons in the order under appeal as regards the inadmissibility of the requests that ‘the Commission be ordered to return his personal property to the applicant’, ‘that the contested decision be annulled’ and of ‘the application for damages’, as regards the order that the appellant should pay the costs, and distortion and misrepresentation of the facts, complete failure to carry out any preliminary investigations, confusion and irrationality, and also the erroneous and incorrect interpretation and application of the Community legislation and case-law.

4. Where the recipient of the aid is unsuccessful, the Tribunal may, in ruling as to costs in the decision closing the proceedings, if equity so requires, order that one or more parties should bear their own costs or that those costs should be borne, in whole or in part, by the cashier of the Tribunal by way of legal aid.