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Case note: The duty to handle complaints, but how?, by Lisette Mustert

24 May 2024

Introduction In the first years after the entry into force of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) it has become apparent that large differences in GDPR enforcement exist among the Member States (Mustert 2023). Reasons…
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‘You don’t have a right of access to the file, but you may have a right of access to documents: T-72/20 Satabank v ECB’, by Argyro Karagianni

15 Sep 2023

Summary On the 22nd of March 2023, the General Court annulled an decision adopted by the European Central Bank (ECB) on November 2019 by which the EU institution rejected the request of a Maltese Bank,…
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State-owned maritime concessions: shaping reform in the light of Italian Next Generation EU as a way to reconcile the private operators’ interests and market freedom (of services), by Alessia Monica

10 Feb 2023

Setting the framework As already explained recently in this blog (by C. Burelli), and also in the REALaw Review (by this author), the ongoing reform of the State-owned maritime concessions raises several questions concerning the…
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Contradictory ECJ judgments on the enforcement of final national decisions: the principle of primacy versus the principle of national procedural autonomy, by Rolf Ortlep and Melanie van Zanten

3 Dec 2021

The judgment of the European Court of Justice (ECJ or Court) of 20 May 2021 in the case Purmerend was expected to have considerable influence on Dutch administrative law. In this case, the ECJ was…
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Case note: The duty to handle complaints, but how?, by Lisette Mustert

‘You don’t have a right of access to the file, but you may have a right of access to documents: T-72/20 Satabank v ECB’, by Argyro Karagianni

State-owned maritime concessions: shaping reform in the light of Italian Next Generation EU as a way to reconcile the private operators’ interests and market freedom (of services), by Alessia Monica

Contradictory ECJ judgments on the enforcement of final national decisions: the principle of primacy versus the principle of national procedural autonomy, by Rolf Ortlep and Melanie van Zanten

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