Préfet du Doubs v. Maire de Boussières Reference : 1901464 Complaint date : August 30, 2019 Status : Final judgment Place of jurisdiction : France, Besançon Plaintiffs types : Politicians Plaintiffs names : Préfecture du Doubs Defendants : Bertrand Astric Lawyers for Health and Environmental Justice : Dominique Landbeck Case nature : Administrative Specificities : Summary proceedings Type(s), Product(s), Active substance(s) : Herbicide, Glyphosate Requests : The prefect is seeking the annulment of the order of 14 June 2019 prohibiting the use of any product containing glyphosate throughout the territory of the municipality, issued by Betrand Astric, mayor of Boussières. Name of the Court : Administrative Court of Besançon, France Jurisdiction level : Decision date : March 16, 2021 Decision nature : Negative Decision content : The execution of the order dated June 14, 2019 of the mayor of Boussières is annulled. Legal basis : Court Ruling : Link to the ruling Summary : The order prohibiting the use of glyphosate-based herbicides in the municipality issued by the Mayor of Boussières is challenged by the Prefect of Doubs on the ground that that measure does not fall within the competence of a mayor but of the Minister for Agriculture. The hearing at the Administrative Court of Besançon took place on 09/13/2019. On 16 September 2019, the judge of summary proceedings suspended the municipal order. The municipality appeals against the decision. On March 16, 2021, the Administrative Court of Besançon annulled the municipal order. Scientific references : No scientifice reference for this case. Related links : Le maire de Boussières interdit le glyphosate à tout le monde https://www.estrepublicain.fr/edition-belfort-hericourt-montbeliard/2019/08/29/arretes-anti-pesticides-ces-maires-qui-iront-jusqu-au-bout Arrêtés anti-pesticides : décision la semaine prochaine Le Tribunal administratif de Besançon suspend les arrêtés « anti-glyphosate » Suspension de l’arrêté municipal anti-glyphosate Arrêtés anti-pesticide : huit maires de Franche-Comté recalés par le tribunal de Besançon