In the past few weeks, five blog posts have been published on REALaw about the Court of Justice’s landmark judgment Consorzio Italian Management e Catania Multiservizi or CILFIT 2.0 (Arnull, Gentile and Bonelli, Sanchez-Graells, Arzoz…
You are cordially invited to the workshop “Balancing of Rights, General Interest and Science in International Litigation in Times of Global Crises”. This workshop will focus on two research questions. First, how selected international adjudicative…
In a judgment given on 6 October 2021, the CJEU had the opportunity to revisit its famous exceptions to national courts’ obligation to refer preliminary questions under Art 267(3) TFEU. In Advocate-General Bobek conclusions to…
The unwritten exceptions to the duty to refer, and most notably the so-called ‘acte clair doctrine’ forged in the well-known CILFIT case, have been the subject of much doctrinal attention and severe criticisms. Confronted with…
The shared administration put in place for ensuring effective banking supervision in the Eurozone is an interesting example of how EU and national administrations and legal orders may, or may not, smoothly interact. The financial…