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Copyright, Technology and the CJEU: An Empirical Study
IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, 2018The framework of rights and exceptions in EU copyright law is often criticised for lacking the flexibility that is necessary in times of rampant technological change. Courts, however, occasionally refuse to abide by the framework’s interpretative constraints, in order to accommodate certain technology-enabled uses.
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2019
Identification of relevant or similar court decisions is a core activity in legal decision making for case law researchers and practitioners. With an ever increasing body of case law, a manual analysis of court decisions can become practically impossible. As a result, some decisions are inevitably overlooked.
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Identification of relevant or similar court decisions is a core activity in legal decision making for case law researchers and practitioners. With an ever increasing body of case law, a manual analysis of court decisions can become practically impossible. As a result, some decisions are inevitably overlooked.
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THE CJEU CONFUSED OVER RELIGION
The Cambridge Law Journal, 2017CASE C-157/15 Achbita v G4S Secure Solutions NV ECLI:EU:C:2017:203 and Case C-188/15, Bougnaoui v Micropole SA ECLI:EU:C:2017:204 concerned Muslim women who wanted to wear a headscarf at work. In both cases the women were ultimately dismissed from their employment.
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European Intellectual Property Review: A Monthly Review: A Journal concerning the Management of Technology, Copyrights and Trade Names, 2015
In the highly anticipated decision, the CJEU tied the principle of copyright exhaustion to a physical medium, not allowing for the possibility of exhaustion for digital content falling under the Copyright Directive. Furthermore, the practical implications of the Allposters judgment go beyond the seemingly premature end of digital copyright exhaustion ...
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In the highly anticipated decision, the CJEU tied the principle of copyright exhaustion to a physical medium, not allowing for the possibility of exhaustion for digital content falling under the Copyright Directive. Furthermore, the practical implications of the Allposters judgment go beyond the seemingly premature end of digital copyright exhaustion ...
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Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law, 2020
The CETA Opinion of the CJEU In its Opinion 1/17, the CJEU confirmed that the investor-state dispute settlement mechanism of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA or the Agreement) entered into between Canada and the EU is compatible with EU law.
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The CETA Opinion of the CJEU In its Opinion 1/17, the CJEU confirmed that the investor-state dispute settlement mechanism of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA or the Agreement) entered into between Canada and the EU is compatible with EU law.
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The CJEUs Conflicting Case Law on Neutralization
Intertax, 2014In this article, the author discusses the different ways the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) applies the concept of neutralization in the area of withholding taxes on the one hand and in the area of personal allowances on the other hand. She also discusses recent case law developments in the area of personal allowances. In conclusion, the
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CJEU Case Law. A Few Observations on Recent CJEU Case Law
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Contract Modifications and the CJEU:
European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review, 2021A.L. Jaramillo Villacís +1 more
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