North's bid to avoid Euro farming fines to go to court

The North’s bid to avoid more than £100m (€117.5m) in European fines is to be taken to Europe’s highest court.

Mon, 27 Sep, 2010 - 14:44

The North’s bid to avoid more than £100m (€117.5m) in European fines is to be taken to Europe’s highest court.

The European Court of Justice at Luxembourg will be asked to rule on the Department of Agriculture case against Brussels’ withholding of official funds.

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