The Court of Justice of the European Union, located on the Kirchberg plateau overlooking the city of Luxembourg. Photo: Shutterstock
Under the change, a filtering mechanism will be used to screen appeals brought before the EU's Court of Justice so only those deemed deserving to be heard move forward.
April 09, 2019 at 01:58 PM
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The European Union has agreed to changes designed to create more efficiency in the appeals process at the EU Court of Justice, which has seen a huge increase in the number of cases brought before it.
Under the change, a filtering mechanism will be used to screen appeals brought before the EU’s Court of Justice, the supreme legal authority for EU law, so only those deemed deserving to be heard move forward.
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