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The EU Court of Justice confirms a strict interpretation of the notion of infringement by object (Budapest Bank)

Pedro Callol, Manuel Canadas Bouwen, Jorge Manzarbeitia, Enrique Fayos, Laura Moya

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On April 2020, the CJEU rendered its ruling in Budapest Bank on a request for a preliminary ruling from Hungary's highest court. The CJEU provides clear guidance on the concept of restriction of…

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On April 2020, the CJEU rendered its ruling in Budapest Bank on a request for a preliminary ruling from Hungary's highest court. The CJEU provides clear guidance on the concept of restriction of…

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On April 2020, the CJEU rendered its ruling in Budapest Bank on a request for a preliminary ruling from Hungary's highest court. The CJEU provides clear guidance on the concept of restriction of…

Key concepts: Interpretation (philosophy), Preliminary ruling, Law, Economic Justice, Political science, European court of justice, Object (grammar), Statutory interpretation

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