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Downing Street has blocked a plan to axe winter fuel allowances for elderly Britons living in warmer countries. Photo: alamy The decision means more than 100,000 UK expatriates who live in European countries with [...] The post...

religious freedom and so on. the way in which the true engine of integration has been the European Court of Justice,Toms Outlet,Think of 27 planets being spray painted gold so that they look a bit more like the EU flag. to chew... All similar articles: 217 »

Geneva, 16 June, (Asiantribune.com): Sri Lanka's Ambassador to the UN in Geneva Ravinatha Aryasinha has asked that greater attention be paid in the Global Counter Terrorism Strategy, to the role of terrorist support networks...

Some of the 18 million Britons who are expected to go abroad on holiday this summer will find themselves flying into a legal storm. New compensation rules on delays and cancellations have been established in the past year... All similar articles: 58 »

ZZ v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2013] EUECJ C-300/11 – Read judgment The European Court of Justice has, in recent days, handed down a judgment that hits several hot buttons: UK immigration law, EU human rights,...

14/06/2013Runaway teacher unfairly denied appeal over sex charge: France Jeremy Forrest, the teacher who ran away to France with a pupil, had his legal rights breached by a French court that authorised Britain to prosecute him... All similar articles: 58 »

Mario Draghi has said his decision on the outright monetary transactions (OMT) bond-buying programme was necessary, effective and in line with the ECB mandate. He pointed to benefits across Europe, in particular, falling bond...

Fails to force Italian airline to pay back 300 mn euros to State 13 June, 17:38 (ANSA) - Brussels, June 13 - The European Court of Justice has rejected an appeal by low-cost carrier Ryanair, confirming a sentence in March 2012...

Topic: More than half of our new Zinio subscribers are overseas funky dresses (Read 2 times) Know what you do well, focus on it and then be able to prove it. designer dresses online The European Court of Justice said the French...

BRUSSELS/MILAN (Reuters) - The European Court of Justice said on Thursday it had confirmed s fine of 181.5 million euros (1.54 billion pounds) on Italy's Eni and its Versalis unit for their role in a 2006 synthetic rubber...

Hungary has confirmed that it intends to make legal provision for a special tax to pay for "unexpected financial obligations" incurred by the country, although it has dropped plans to link the charge to adverse judgments from...

Luxembourg's former Justice Minister, François Biltgen, has passed the next step in the process of becoming a judge at the European Court of Justice. Biltgen passed a hearing with an expert commission and is now on the road to...

KARLSRUHE, Germany (Reuters) - Germany's finance minister defended the European Central Bank's bond-buying scheme against charges it violates German law and questioned whether the country's top court had the power to rule on a... All similar articles: 1465 »

THE UK government yesterday launched a legal challenge in the European Court of Justice against proposed EU regulations banning the short selling of shares. The European Securities and Markets Authority last year won authority... All similar articles: 122 »

Britain has gone to the European Court of Justice to overturn powers allowing a Paris-based regulator to ban short-selling as part of a campaign of legal challenges to rein in growing EU powers over financial regulation. The...

21st Century Wire says… The Orwellian ACTA regulations have been knocked back… for now. 2013 will see the continuation of wack-a-mole with regards to internet freedom, as the monopolists and corporate culture cartels will...

The Austrian Supreme Court is requesting clarification from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on several legal issues regarding the Tyrolean Airways transfer by Lufthansa subsidiary Austrian … Austrian Supreme Court requests...

The European Court of Justice has found that Belgium's regime of granting tax exemption to savings account interest payments made by resident banks, and not to those made by non-resident financial institutions, is...

The High Court of England and Wales ruled on the long-standing dispute between Interflora and high-street retailer Marks & Spencer last month, finding that M&S had infringed the florist’s trademark rights by registering...

I was pleased to accept the invitation today, not least because I am a graduate of this university. I have to bear in mind that, as first year students, most of you here today were in primary school at that time. You may just...

European pension funds could be set for significant tax windfalls following today's decision by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) looking at the legality of withholding taxes levied on dividend income. The case was brought by...

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled in favour of the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) and JP Morgan Claverhouse Investment Trust in a decision which could lead to huge VAT rebates for Investment Trust...

Another Hungary post from my Princeton colleague Kim Lane Scheppele, after the jump. Beware of Hungarians Bearing Gifts Kim Lane Scheppele Saturday, 8 June 2013 Hungary’s foreign minister, János Martonyi, Friday offered to make...

REPORTS that the European Court of Justice is determined to interfere in the affairs of the United Kingdom are inaccurate. More than that, the 180-strong audience at today’s Scottish Public Law Group (SPLG) conference in...

The General Court of the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg June 7 upheld secrecy in trade negotiations and privileged access for business and trade associations. The plaintiff, the watchdog group Corporate Europe...

Transfer from Austrian to Tyrolean: Austrian Supreme Court Requests Clarification from European Court of Justice The Austrian Supreme Court informed Austrian Airlines in a court ruling served to the airline today that it must...

Great News-The Fixtures are Ours! Vitalfootball: Burnley: 06/06/2013 12:16:00 All fans sites will now be able to publish fixtures without having to pay DataCo for the copyright pleasure. Who says? The European Court of Justice!...

MasterCard will make a final attempt to overturn an EU ban on cross-border card fees in a hearing at Europe's highest court next month, in a case with repercussions for the financial industry and global card payment systems. All similar articles: 81 »