Action in the case United Kingdom v Council on financial transaction tax.
The UK claims that the Court should: 
First plea in law, alleging that Council Decision 2013/52/EU is contrary to Article 327 TFEU because it authorizes the adoption of a financial transaction tax ("FTT") with extraterritorial effects which will fail to respect the competences, rights and obligations of the Non-Participating States. 
Second plea in law, alleging that Council Decision 2013/52/EU is unlawful because it authorizes the adoption of an FTT with extraterritorial effects for which there is no justification in customary international law. 
Third plea in law, alleging that Council Decision 2013/52/EU is contrary to Article 332 TFEU because it authorizes enhanced cooperation for an FTT, the implementation of which will inevitably cause costs to be incurred by the Non-Participating States. 
 
No. C-209/13
 

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