Brief English Introduction
This related case concerned a steel group’s pollution and environmental-risk problems. The guiding rule is procedural but important for corporate accountability: a public-interest plaintiff may withdraw only after the court confirms that claims involving restoration, compensation, or risk removal have actually been realized.
Use It For
Use this as a similar case on court supervision of corporate environmental remediation.
Teaching Notes
Students should compare this case with Guiding Case No. 260. Both make environmental public-interest litigation resistant to symbolic settlement or premature exit.