89/82 R61982O00890004.00011323113242CJORDER OF 6. 4. 1982 — CASE 89/82 R<TI><P><HT TYPE="UC">Order of the President of the Second Chamber of the Court</HT></P><P><HT TYPE="UC"><DATE ISO="19820406">6 April 1982</DATE></HT><!-- PROBLEM WITH PAPER VERSION_START : ILLEGIBLE TEXT --><NOTE NOTE.ID="E0001"><P>Language of the Case: German</P></NOTE><!-- PROBLEM WITH PAPER VERSION_END : ILLEGIBLE TEXT --></P></TI><STI><P>Ulrich Wölker v Commission of the European Communities</P><P>Case 89/82 R</P></STI>

In Case 89/82 R

Ulrich Wölker, Heidelberg,

applicant,v

Commission of the European Communities,

defendant,

APPLICATION to suspend the operation of a decision by which the Commission ordered that the applicant be not admitted to the tests for Competition COM/A/324 — legal aspects.

By a telex message received at the Court Registry on 18 March 1982 the Commission notified the Court that it had decided at its meeting on 17 March 1982 to postpone the written tests for the competition at issue.

In these circumstances the defendant takes the view that the application for the adoption of interim measures has lost its purpose for the time being and asks the Court to declare that there are no grounds for coming to a decision. on this application at the present time.

By letter of 22 March 1982. received at the Court Registry on 23 March 1982, the applicant declared that the proceedings on the interlocutory measure were at an end and claimed that the Court should order the defendant to pay the costs arising from the proceedings on the application for the adoption of an interim measure.

By letter of 2 April 1982, registered at the Court on 5 April 1982, the defendant contended that the costs should be reserved. It stated that the applicant was in agreement on this point.

The President of the Second Chamber of the Court

hereby orders as follows:

1.There are no grounds for coining to a decision on this application for the adoption of an interim measure.2.The costs are reserved.

Luxembourg, 6 April 1982.

For the Registrar

H. A. Rühl

Principal Administrator

O. Due

President of the Second Chamber