Archive: European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division

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2000-02-10	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-340/97. Nazli v Stadt Nürnberg. A Member State cannot automatically expel a Turkish worker convicted of a criminal offence Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.6, 2000 (10.2.00) Published: 10/02/2000 (Last update: 10/02/2000)
2000-02-03	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-207/98. Silke-Karin Mahlburg v Land Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. German provisions on the protection of pregnant women cannot justify a refusal to appoint a pregnant woman to a post for an indefinite period Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.4, 2000 (3.2.00) Published: 03/02/2000 (Last update: 03/02/2000)
2000-01-27	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-190/98. Volker Graf v Filzmoser Maschinenbau GmbH. Freedom of movement for persons – an employee who resigns cannot rely on freedom of movement for persons to obtain a compensation payment made by employers on termination of employment Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.3, 2000 (27.1.00) Published: 27/01/2000 (Last update: 27/01/2000)
2000-01-11	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-285/98. Tanja Kreil v Federal Republic of Germany. Women to have access to military careers in Germany Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.1, 2000 (11.1.00) Published: 11/01/2000 (Last update: 11/01/2000)
1999-12-16	Press Release: Judgment in the Court of Justice in Case C-382/98. The Queen v Secretary of State for Social Security ex parte John Henry Taylor. The winter fuel payment in the United Kingdom must be made under the same conditions to men and women Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.100, 1999 (16.12.99) Published: 16/12/1999 (Last update: 16/12/1999)
1999-12-15	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of First Instance in Joined Cases T-132/96 and T-143/96. Freistaat Sachsen, Volkswagen AG and Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH v Commission. The Court of First Instance dismisses the action brought by Volkswagen and supported by Germany Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.97, 1999 (15.12.99) Published: 15/12/1999 (Last update: 15/12/1999)
1999-12-07	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of First Instance in Case T-92/98. Interporc Im- und Export v Commission. The Court of First Instance has partially annulled a Commission decision refusing access to certain documents Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.96, 1999 (7.12.99) Published: 07/12/1999 (Last update: 07/12/1999)
1999-12-01	Press Release: Judgment in Joined Cases T-125/96 and T-152/96. Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica GmbH and C.H. Boehringer Sohn v Council. The Court of First Instance puts protection of public health before all other considerations Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.95, 1999 (1.12.99) Published: 01/12/1999 (Last update: 01/12/1999)
1999-11-25	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-96/98. Commission v France. Failure by France to comply with the legislation on the protection of wild birds in the Poitevin Marsh results in another ruling against it by the Court of Justice Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.93, 1999 (25.11.99) Published: 25/11/1999 (Last update: 25/11/1999)
1999-11-23	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Joined Cases C-369/96 and C-376/96. Jean-Claude Arblade, Arblade & Fils SARL and Bernard Leloup, Serge Leloup, Sofrage SARL. The Court of Justice rules on the position of workers temporarily deployed in another Member State in the light of freedom to provide services Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.92, 1999 (23.11.99) Published: 23/11/1999 (Last update: 23/11/1999)