The IJCA, flagship publication of the International Association for Court Administration, provides a professional platform on managing diverse judicial and court systems operative in countries throughout the world. We welcome submissions from court officials, judges, justice ministry officials, academics and… Read moreInternational Journal for Court Administration (IJCA) – Call for papers
The General Court holds that McDonald’s has not proved genuine use within a continuous period of five years in the European Union in connection with certain goods and services Supermac’s and McDonald’s, an Irish and American fast-food chain respectively, are… Read moreMcDonald’s loses the EU trade mark Big Mac in respect of poultry products
None of the instances of unlawful conduct alleged against the ECB in the context of its supervision of Banca Carige is capable of giving rise to non-contractual liability on the part of the European Union Banca Carige is a major… Read moreNon-contractual liability on the part of the European Union: the General Court of the European Union dismisses the action for damages brought by Malacalza Investimenti and Vittorio Malacalza against the ECB
In Italy, providers of online intermediation services and search engines, such as Airbnb, Expedia, Google, Amazon and Vacation Rentals, are subject to certain obligations under national provisions. They were adopted in 2020 and 2021, with the stated aim of ensuring… Read moreCJEU. E-commerce: a Member State may not impose additional obligations on an online service provider established in another Member State
This applies even where the obligation to pay is also dependent on the satisfaction of a subsequent condition In Germany, the tenant of an apartment – the monthly rent of which was higher than the maximum ceiling permitted under national… Read moreCJEU. Online orders: the order button, or a similar function, must clearly indicate that, by clicking on it, the consumer assumes an obligation to pay
The Commission could legitimately offset the amounts payable in respect of that periodic penalty payment against amounts owed to Poland by the European Union In February 2021, the Czech Republic brought an action against Poland before the Court of Justice…. Read moreThe General Court of the European Union maintains Poland’s obligation to pay the daily penalty imposed in the case concerning the Turów mine
The Single Resolution Board (SRB) exceeded, as the General Court already found in a previous judgment, an annual upper limit that it should have observed and, in addition, relied on unlawful provisions of law The Austrian credit institution Hypo Vorarlberg… Read moreThe General Court of the European Union finds that the calculation of the 2022 ex-ante contributions to the Single Resolution Fund (SRF) is unlawful
Abstract In this article, the author aims to analyze the legislative amendment project PL-x 805/2023, transmitted by Parliament for promulgation to the President of Romania. Through this proposal, the legislator suggests shifting the focus in cases of economic offenses from… Read moreAnalysis of the Reasons for Non-punishment, Reduction, or Substitution of Punishment in the Content of the Proposed Amendment to the Law on Tax Evasion
Organisations providing essential services in the European Union (EU) will soon face tougher cybersecurity regulation than ever, with the threat of more and greater fines or withdrawal of license to operate if they do not comply. If you are an… Read moreNIS2: what cybersecurity compliance means for companies in Europe
In the context of criminal proceedings in Germany concerning illegal drug trafficking involving the use of the encrypted telecommunications service EncroChat, the Court of Justice clarifies certain conditions for the transmission and use of evidence under the Directive regarding the… Read moreEncroChat: the Court of Justice clarifies the conditions for the transmission and use of evidence in criminal cases with a cross-border dimension
