Abstract
and Germany, for example, have thus reposed in the Court by placing an important segment of their economy under its jurisdiction, demonstrates a faith in the function of law in international relations, whose significance outweighs the territorial limitation of the Court's power.3 But the effectiveness of a court and the law under which it operates can properly be evaluated only by a study of its practice. This paper, therefore, examines the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice,' analyzing the appeal for annulment as a legal remedy open to enterprises under the European Coal and Steel Community Treaty.5 The specific problem discussed concerns the admissibility of such appeals and the grounds upon which these enterprises may seek the annulment of High Authority acts. To the enterprises subject to the Court's jurisdiction this
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