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Impartiality of judges in the era of social networks
31.01.2017

Impartiality of judges in the era of social networks

In its judgment held on 5th January, the French Court of cassation (Cour de cassation) ruled that the principle of impartiality of judges did not preclude them from being ‘friends’ on social networks

APIS Europe JSC contributed to the MPI Library raffle prizes
21.12.2016

APIS Europe JSC contributed to the MPI Library raffle prizes

The developer of EuroCases, APIS Europe JSC, was among the contributors to the yearly tombola of the Library of procedural law of Max Planck Institute Luxembourg (MPI).

The Thirteenth Amendment to the Atomic Energy Act is for the Most Part Compatible with the Basic Law of Germany
12.12.2016

The Thirteenth Amendment to the Atomic Energy Act is for the Most Part Compatible with the Basic Law of Germany

The provisions of the Thirteenth Act Amending the Atomic Energy Act of 31 July 2011 (Dreizehntes Gesetzes zur Änderung des Atomgesetzes ­– 13. AtG-Novelle – 13th AtG Amendment)

Clarification on the European Fiscal Board
26.10.2016

Clarification on the European Fiscal Board

Last October, the Commission decided to set up a European Fiscal Board as an independent advisory board on the fiscal matters. The Board shall provide to the Commission an evaluation of the implementation of the Union fiscal framework.

The European Court of Justice clarified the Brussels II bis Regulation  Judgment of the Court (Second Chamber) of 13 October 2016, Edyta Mikołajczyk v Marie Louise Czarnecka and Stefan Czarnecki, Case C-294/15
21.10.2016

The European Court of Justice clarified the Brussels II bis Regulation Judgment of the Court (Second Chamber) of 13 October 2016, Edyta Mikołajczyk v Marie Louise Czarnecka and Stefan Czarnecki, Case C-294/15

On 13th October 2016 the European Court of Justice (ECJ) delivered a preliminary ruling clarifying some aspects of Council Regulation (EC) No 2201/2003 (Brussels II bis Regulation).

Fixed-term contracts to cover permanent needs in the healthcare sector is contrary to EU law The use of such contracts cannot be justified by the requirement to cover temporary needs
27.09.2016

Fixed-term contracts to cover permanent needs in the healthcare sector is contrary to EU law The use of such contracts cannot be justified by the requirement to cover temporary needs

The European Court of Justice has pointed out that the framework agreement requires Member States to make provision in their legislation, with a view to preventing abusive use of fixed-term contracts, for at least one of the following three measures by any means they choose: (1) the objective grounds on which renewal of the fixed-term contract may be justified, (2) the total maximum duration for which such contracts may be concluded successively and (3) the number of possible renewals of such contracts.

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