Preliminary Hearings and Dates of Inquiry. Courts, tribunals and Justice organisations in Scotland. Published in Court Reports (ii) include or not case-law summaries in search results. On the top of the search form, you have the option to: (i) limit your search to documents Only within the remit of the “Case-law” section. Search in case-law redirects to an advanced search form that offers many options. The Directory of case-law contains all the documents of this section organised in 9 main domains and several. The Court of Justice of the European Union. Reports of Cases gives access to a search directly in the official reports by the jurisdictions of. The left-hand side of this page gives access to several search tools. The court was dissolved in 2016 and its competences transferred back to the General Established in 2005 to deal with cases between the EU and its civil service, The only specialised court to have been created so far is the European Civil Service These courts can rule at first instance in certain matters. The European Parliament and the Council can create specialised courts (Article 257 TFEU) by using the ordinary legislative procedure. Property Office and against the Community Plant Variety Office. Actions related to intellectual property, brought against the European Union Intellectual. Actions based on an arbitration clause contained in contracts concluded by or on behalf. Actions related to disputes between the EU and its staff ( Article 270 TFEU). Applications for compensation of damages caused by the EU, based on non-contractual. To Council decisions on to State aid, dumping and implementing powers and actionsīrought by EU Member States against the Commission Actions for annulment ( Article 263 TFEU) and actions for failure to act ( Article 265 TFEU) by EU institutions and other EU bodies brought by individuals and actions related. The General Court is mainly responsible at first instance for: Appeals on a point of law against decisions by the General Court ( Article 256 TFEU). To act ( Article 265 TFEU), brought by EU Member States, EU institutions or other EU bodies, with the exception Actions against the European Parliament, the European Council or the Council for failing. Of actions related to Council decisions on State aid, dumping and implementing powers 
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