World news about “European Court of Justice” published by euronews.
Supporters call for pardon after ruling on jailing Ukraine’s Tymoshenko Politically-motivated and a violation of her rights. That is the verdict from the European Court of Human Rights on the jailing of former prime minister of… 30/04/2013
European court says Tymoshenko’s rights violated The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the detention of the former prime minister of Ukraine, Yulia Tymoshenko, prior to her trial in 2011, was… 30/04/2013
EU ruling to help Spain’s evicted homeowners A new ruling by Europe’s highest court could make it harder for Spanish banks to evict homeowners. The European Court of Justice says the country’s… 15/03/2013
European Court of Justice condemns Hungary The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary’s decision to lower the retirement age of judges from 70 to 62 years is illegal. The Luxembourg-based… 06/11/2012
Fees setback for MasterCard Europe’s second-highest court has rejected MasterCard’s challenge to a European Union ban on its cross-border credit and debit card fees. The court ruling… 24/05/2012
EU’s highest court to rule on anti-piracy treaty After major opposition, Brussels has referred its anti-piracy treaty to the European Court of Justice to rule if it complies with the EU’s fundamental rights… 22/02/2012
Landlady 1, Sky Sports 0 The way in which lucrative broadcast rights for the English Premier league are sold could soon be changed thanks to the landlady of this pub in the south east… 04/10/2011
Avrupa İnsan Hakları Mahkemesinde Sınav YolsuzluğuAvrupa Konseyi İdare Mahkemesi kariyer hukukçusu alım sınavında usulsüzlük yapildigina hükmederek Avrupa İnsan Haklari Mahkemesi’ni (AIHM) mahkum… 23/05/2012
EU human rights court slams Russia over KatynThe European Court of Human Rights has found that Russia’s dealings with relatives of the Katyn massacre victims who tried to find out information amounted to… 16/04/2012
Court ruling a ‘devastating blow’ for European scientistsThe European court of justice has banned patenting any stem-cell process that involves destroying a human embryo. Some scientists have described this as a… 18/10/2011
English Premier League tackled by European courtA pub owner in south of England has won a ruling by the European Court of Justice to use a foreign decoder to show live Premier League football games in her… 04/10/2011
Parole setback for Khodorkovsky associatePrison officials have given a “negative assessment” of Platon Lebedev who wants parole, according to media reports. Lebedev is a former business partner of… 26/07/2011
Khodorkovsky’s human rights “violated” – ECHRThe European Court of Human Rights has backed claims by jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky that his human rights were violated during his time on… 31/05/2011
European court backs Italy over G8 deathThe European Court of Human Rights has ruled that an Italian policeman acted in self-defence in shooting dead anti-globalisation protester Carlo Giuilani at… 24/03/2011
EU court bans gender linked insurance policiesThe European Court of Justice has ruled there should be no more sex discrimination in insurance policies. It said insurance companies cannot take gender… 01/03/2011
Sex equality ruling ‘may make us all worse off’Insurance companies have been quick to criticise a ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that will mean they will no longer be able to offer different… 01/03/2011
Court ruling opens door for Paksas returnThe European Court of Human Rights, in a non-binding decision, has ruled against Lithuania’s barring former President Rolandas Paksas for life from running… 06/01/2011
Maastricht coffee-shops a ‘no go’ for cannabis touristsAround 2.7 million tourists a year who visited Maastricht’s 14 coffee shops will have to look elsewhere for their cannabis, as the Court of Justice of the… 16/12/2010
Portugal: EDP golden share illegalEurope’s highest court has ruled the Portuguese government’s so called golden shares in utility firm Energias de Portugal are illegal. The arrangement gives… 11/11/2010
EU court’s online ad ruling pleases Google and LVMHA legal ruling on Google’s advertising practice has both the Internet giant and a commercial plaintiff claiming victory. The European Court of Justice has… 23/03/2010
EU staff pay demand to be fought out in courtEurope’s civil servants are having their fight for a pay rise taken to court, because the European Union member states, who are only willing to give them half… 06/01/2010
German father strikes a blow for single dadsAn unmarried German man has struck a blow for fatherhood, winning a landmark legal decision on his right to see his daughter. The European Court of Human… 04/12/2009
