- Case Overview: EXOIL Paliwa sp. z o. o. filed an appeal against the Republic of Poland, claiming that certain provisions of Polish VAT law were incompatible with EU VAT directives.
- Jurisdiction Ruling: The Court ruled it lacked jurisdiction to hear the case, as the action was directed against a Member State rather than EU institutions, leading to a dismissal based on manifest incompetence.
- Cost Decision: As the order was issued before serving the application to the defendant, EXOIL is responsible for its own legal costs.
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