The European Court of Justice has overturned the German track price brake, which at first glance appears concerning, but also provides the opportunity to establish a fair and competitive pricing system in the railway sector. #Bahnreform #EuGH #Verkehrspolitik (translated)
The author wrote that a Polish bank initiated proceedings before the European Court of Justice over approximately 700 euros. This has caused significant harm to the entire industry, while at the same time, the process is good news for consumers. #Banken #Verbraucherschutz #Rechtsschutz #PL #EU (translated)
Egger had previously announced that he would go to the European Court of Justice if necessary. #Oktoberfest #Wiesn #Gerichtsurteil (translated)
The European Court of Justice has ruled that banks cannot base an immediate refund for phishing fraud on the allegation of gross negligence by the customer, which improves the chances for victims of banking fraud to receive a quick repayment. #Phishing #BankingBetrug #EuGHUrteil (translated)
The Supreme Court clarified that parents must also pay maintenance if the child is still in education at the age of 22 due to multiple failures and a lack of school diploma, as long as a serious continuation of the education and a soon-to-be completion are foreseeable. #Unterhalt #Familienrecht #Ausbildung (translated)
The European Court of Justice has ruled that banks must immediately refund account fraud victims for the stolen money unless there are indications of gross negligence or fraud on the part of the customer. #EuGH #Kontobetrug #Verbraucherschutz (translated)
The European Court of Justice has ruled that banks must immediately refund unauthorized debits in cases of account fraud, while they have the option to reclaim the money afterwards if it can be proven that the customer acted with gross negligence. #EuGH #Kontobetrug #Verbraucherrecht (translated)
The Supreme Court upheld the verdict against a former police officer who was convicted of abusing his granddaughters. (translated)
The Hungarian government under Prime Minister Péter Magyar is reforming the controversial "Child Protection Law," making room for LGBTQ issues again in response to a ruling from the European Court of Justice, while the opposition criticizes the reform as promoting "LGBTQ propaganda." #Kinderschutzgesetz #LGBTQ #Ungarn (translated)
Tomoko Akane, the president of the court, calls it an attack on the international legal order. #IStGH #USAsanktionen #EURechtsstaatlichkeit (translated)
The Supreme Court (OGH) ruled that subsequent tenants can also demand a refund for an excessive transfer fee, even if this payment was made after the handover of the apartment keys and the pressure situation has ended. #Mietrecht #Ablöse #Nachmieter (translated)
The Supreme Court has ruled that Wiener Wohnen is correct and a tenant will not receive a reimbursement of operating costs amounting to over 11,700 euros, as the corresponding clauses in the lease agreement are sufficiently transparent. #Betriebskosten #Mietrecht #Wien (translated)
The EU is responding to the sanctions announced by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio against the International Criminal Court with diplomatic efforts and a willingness to use its defensive measures in accordance with the Blocking Statute to protect the court from the US action. #IStGH #USEUBeziehungen #Sanktionen (translated)
Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has gained momentum for the runoff after his surprising victory in the first round of the presidential election, as he seeks to politically and legally rehabilitate his father and reduce the influence of the Supreme Court. #FlávioBolsonaro #BrasilienWahl #Politik (translated)
U.S. President Donald Trump has called on the Supreme Court to reopen his previously dismissed lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and others for alleged election interference in 2016, after a federal judge deemed the lawsuit baseless and imposed sanctions against him. #Wahlmanipulation #Trump #HillaryClinton (translated)
President Trump will never allow the International Criminal Court to prosecute US citizens," said US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a statement. "We don't need it. And we don't want it." Rubio justified the US actions by saying that the US has never joined the court: "We don't need it. And we don't want it." #IStGH #Sanktionen #InternationalesRecht (translated)
We don't need him. And we don't want him. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio justified the action, among other things, by stating that the U.S. has never joined the court. #InternationaleStrafgerichtshof #USASanktionen #Völkerrecht (translated)
The Supreme Court has clarified that tenants who are in arrears with payments have until the end of the grace period granted to them to settle the outstanding amount before a termination of the contract without notice by the landlord is imminent. #Mietrecht #Zinsrückstand #Wohnungsverlust (translated)
Erika Steinbach wrote that the AfD foundation is appealing to the European Court of Justice in Strasbourg after the refusal of 25 million euros against Germany. #AfD #EuropäischerGerichtshof #Deutschland #DE (translated)
The Supreme Court has ruled that a contract with a broker cannot be simply withdrawn for private reasons, as purely private interests do not qualify as a "valid reason" for prematurely terminating the brokerage agreement. #ObersterGerichtshof #Maklerrecht #Vertragsrecht (translated)
