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The end of the Civil Service TribunalArticle Date: 28-11-2016Categories: Employment Law Typology: Articles Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
The Civil Service Tribunal was dissolved on 1 September 2016. It was composed of seven Judges appointed by the Council for a renewable period of six years. It sat in Chambers of three Judges or, whenever the difficulty or importance of the questions of law warranted it, as a full court. It had juris... [Read All]
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Towards 28 more judges at the General Court and no more Civil Service Tribunal?Article Date: 27-07-2015Categories: Consumer Law Typology: Articles Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
The General Court of the European Union is overloaded. The number of new cases reached an unprecedented level of 912 cases in 2014, from 398 in 2000. Therefore, the number of cases pending before the General Court (1423 cases) rose by nearly 100 compared with 2013 (for the full statistics, see the 2... [Read All]
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Italian Civil Code translated in EnglishItalian Company LawArticle Date: 13-06-2014Categories: Business Law Typology: Books Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
ITALIAN CIVIL CODE TRASLATED IN ENGLISH
Italian Company Law
by Valerio Piacentini
Editor: Ipsoa
Year: 2014
CLICK HERE TO BUY THE VOLUME
This volume aims to give foreign entrepreneurs and investors operating on the Italian territory an important operative instrument for a correct management an... [Read All]
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When may professional sellers be sued in consumers’ Member State?European Court of Justice, case C-190/11Article Date: 06-09-2012Categories: Consumer Law Typology: Case Law Tags: From Altalex.EU Blog - Comments (0)
In a preliminary ruling referred by Austrian Supreme Court, the CJEU clarified that, in some circumstances, it is possible for consumers to file an action before the courts of their own country against a seller based in a different EU member state, even when the contract has not been stipulated &ldq... [Read All]
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