Reuters| Brussels | Belgium
The European Union's executive on Thursday launched a legal case against Britain for failing to name a representative for the new European Commission that is due to take over from Dec. 1.
"The European Commission has today sent a letter of formal notice to the United Kingdom for breaching its EU Treaty obligations by not suggesting a candidate for the post of EU Commissioner," the executive Commission said in a statement.
It gave London until Nov.22 to respond.
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