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EU Law Blog: Reform Treaty - Institutional Changes, part 5 ... Jan 6, 2008 ... First, the new Treaty extends the scope of qualified majority voting. 24 existing legal bases currently requiring unanimity in the Council ... 2.
EU Law Blog: Preliminary Reference, National Appeals and National ... The Court of Justice recalled that, in the case of a court or tribunal against whose decisions there is a judicial remedy under national law ... 3.
EU Law Blog: Harry First on CFI's Microsoft Judgment Professor Harry First of NYU has written this very interesting analysis of the Court of First Instance's recent judgment in the Microsoft ... 4.
EU Law Blog: Jurisdiction of the ECJ to rule on international ... It concluded that by bringing proceedings under the dispute-settlement procedure laid down in the Convention on the Law of the Sea, ... 5.
EU Law Blog: Free Movement of Capital, Shareholder Rights and ... Oct 23, 2007 ... Germany on free movement of capital and restrictions on shareholder rights in the so-called "Volkswagen Law" in Germany. ... 6.
EU Law Blog: Ombudsman and European Investment Bank Conclude ... The European Ombudsman and the European Investment Bank have concluded a "Memorandum of Understanding" on how complaints into maladministration by the bank ... 7.
EU Law Blog: Free movement of Goods, Motorcycle Trailers, Product ... Here's a judgment that's important not for what it decides but for what it does not decide. It is the judgment of the Court of Justice in ... 8.
EU Law Blog: Draft Agreement on European Patent Judiciary: New ... Jan 24, 2009 ... There is a European Patent granted by the European Patent Office but such ... to the Community patent (document of the Council 5190/04), [. ... 9.
EU Law Blog: Fire the clerks ? The physionomy of the referendaire's profession has apparently changed a lot. In the past, referendaires were often former scholars with a ... 10.
EU Law Blog: Free movement of Goods, Motorcycle Trailers, Product ... Here's a judgment that's important not for what it decides but for what it does not decide. It is the judgment of the Court of Justice in ... |
