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Families and patients as partners in hospital‐based research

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Journal of Hospital Medicine, EarlyView.
Amanda C. Schondelmeyer   +5 more
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European Taxation, 2023
This overview highlights the Court’s decision on legislation imposing immediate corporate income tax on capital gains derived from cross-border transfers of assets (Gallaher (Case C-707/20)).
C. Valério, A. Xygka
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European Taxation, 2020
This overview highlights the ECJ’s decisions on (i) the difference in tax treatment applicable to capital gains arising from the sale of immovable property between resident and non-resident taxpayers and (ii) the General Court's decisions on the compatibility of transfer pricing arrangements between companies within the Amazon group and the intra-group
RE-PUBLICATION DE L’ANNONCE   +1 more
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Court of Justice

European Taxation, 2018
This overview highlights the ECJ’s decision denying a refund of dividend withholding tax by a Member State to a non-resident investment fund.
A. Grant Hap
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The principle of mutual trust and the protection of fundamental rights in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: A critical look at the Court of Justice's stone-by-stone approach

Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2023
The principle of mutual trust has become a structural principle of EU law that underpins many rules of primary law as well as secondary legislation both in the field of internal market and in that of the area, of freedom, security and justice.
Cecilia Rizcallah
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Strategic Litigation before the International Court of Justice: Evaluating Impact in the Campaign for Rohingya Rights

European journal of international law, 2022
Strategic litigation, a form of litigation brought with the goal to stimulate structural change, is a growing practice in international courts. Although there has been increased scholarly attention on these trends, it has yet to consider the impact ...
M. Ramsden
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Delegation, Compliance, and Judicial Decision Making in the Court of Justice of the European Union

Journal of Law and Courts, 2022
Courts regularly delegate tasks to individual or small subsets of judges. While a substantial literature addresses delegation in the context of American courts, less is known about why and how courts delegate from a comparative perspective.
Sivaram Cheruvu, Jay N. Krehbiel
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