EU Court Case T-673/13 Overview

European Chemicals Agency

A chemical substance

A document recording details of the chemical substance

Tests or studies involving animals

Verification to ensure compliance with regulations.

Someone who participates in a legal case as a non-primary party.

Cancellation of a decision or ruling.

A request to have a chemical substance listed officially.

A European Union regulation that aims to protect human health and the environment from the risks posed by chemicals. It governs registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of chemicals.

A decision by ECHA (European Chemicals Agency) requesting Lanxess to conduct a second species pre-natal developmental toxicity study on triphenyl phosphate using rabbits, with a 24-month deadline to provide the additional information.

An independent body within ECHA that reviews and makes decisions on appeals against decisions made by ECHA.

To participate in a legal case to assist another party, often by providing additional evidence or arguments.

A decision made by the Board of Appeal dismissing Lanxess' appeal and upholding the original ECHA decision, requiring them to submit the additional information within 24 months.

A fee paid by a party who files an appeal to cover the administrative costs of the appeal process.

A repayment of expenses incurred by Lanxess related to the appeal process, which the Board of Appeal rejected.