Better Late Than Never – The Finnish CFC Case and the Requirement To Repeal Final Decisions That Conflict with EU Law
Mika Helminen
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Mika Helminen
Abstract
In this note, the author outlines a recent decision of the Supreme Administrative Court of Finland concerning the compatibility of the Finnish controlled foreign company regime with EU law and the grounds for a repeal of a national court’s decisions found to be incompatible with subsequent European Court of Justice case law.
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In this note, the author outlines a recent decision of the Supreme Administrative Court of Finland concerning the compatibility of the Finnish controlled foreign company regime with EU law and the grounds for a repeal of a national court’s decisions found to be incompatible with subsequent European Court of Justice case law.
Key concepts: Repeal, Law, Political science, Supreme court, Economic Justice, Supreme Court Decisions