More on the Commission’s duty to assess State aid measures’ compatibility with EU procurement law — AG Medina Opinion in Paks II (C-59/23 P) — How to Crack a Nut – Go Health Pro

More on the Commission’s duty to assess State aid measures’ compatibility with EU procurement law — AG Medina Opinion in Paks II (C-59/23 P) — How to Crack a Nut – Go Health Pro

The extent and limits to the Commission’s duty to assess the compatibility of State aid measures with other rules of EU internal market law, and public procurement rules in particular, continues to heat up (see earlier comment here). According to the Court’s press release, today’s Opinion of AG Medina in Austria v Commission (Centrale nucléaire … Read more

Further confusion on duty of the European Commission to assess State aid measures’ compatibility with other rules of EU internal market law (C‑490/23 P) — How to Crack a Nut – Go Health Pro

Further confusion on duty of the European Commission to assess State aid measures’ compatibility with other rules of EU internal market law (C‑490/23 P) — How to Crack a Nut – Go Health Pro

The Court of Justice has been recently presented with some cases where a State aid measure was argued to have (not) infringed EU internal market law and should thus (not) have been authorised by the European Commission. These cases raise the common issue of the Commission’s duty to assess proposed State aid measures for compliance … Read more

Geoblocking measures sufficient to prevent a “communication to the public”? The CJEU gets a second chance – Go Health Pro

Geoblocking measures sufficient to prevent a “communication to the public”? The CJEU gets a second chance – Go Health Pro

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Once again, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has been asked to provide clarity on the concept of “communication to the public” as laid down in article 3 of the 2001 Copyright in the Information Society Directive (InfoSoc Directive). On 20 September 2024, the Dutch Supreme … Read more

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