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Sunday, 30 October 2011

Medeva and Georgetown rulings: save the date!

Some readers may not have seen the news, but the Curia diary shows that the Court of Justice will be giving its rulings in Case C-322/10 Medeva and C-422/10 Georgetown University and others in less than a month from now:

Thursday 24/11/2011
09:30		Judgment
C-322/10
Approximation of laws
Medeva
Court of Justice - Fourth Chamber


Thursday 24/11/2011
09:30		Judgment
C-422/10
Approximation of laws
Georgetown University and Others
Court of Justice - Fourth Chamber

The SPC Blog will do its best to bring speedy coverage.
Posted by Jeremy at 12:15 pm
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Anonymous said...

and cases have been disjoined (see links)

31 October 2011 at 07:59

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