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Instrumentalisation of EU Directives by national administrative authorities by Stamatina Xefteri

7 Feb 2024

EU directives are a powerful and flexible legal instrument not only in the hands of individuals, but also in the hands of the national administrative authorities of the Member States. Until recently, they were exclusively…
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European administrative law dialogues (I) – The role of comparative administrative law in shaping European administrative law (3rd March 2023)

10 Dec 2023

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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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Comparative remarks on Article 47 of the Charter and effective judicial protection before national courts – Volume II, by M Bonelli, M Eliantonio and G Gentile

21 Jul 2023

After exploring in the first volume of this project how the Court of Justice has interpreted and applied Article 47 of the Charter and the principle of effective judicial protection (see our conclusions on the…
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Article 47 ECHFR before the Irish Courts, by David Fennelly

19 Jul 2023

In our contribution to Article 47 of the EU Charter and Effective Judicial Protection – Volume 2: The national courts’ perspective, Gráinne Gilmore, Clíodhna Murphy and I examine the impact of Article 47 of the…
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Instrumentalisation of EU Directives by national administrative authorities by Stamatina Xefteri

European administrative law dialogues (I) – The role of comparative administrative law in shaping European administrative law (3rd March 2023)

‘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

Comparative remarks on Article 47 of the Charter and effective judicial protection before national courts – Volume II, by M Bonelli, M Eliantonio and G Gentile

Article 47 ECHFR before the Irish Courts, by David Fennelly

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