The Court of Appeal has handed down a judgment in one of the first cases where the U.K. courts have had to determine EU law post-Brexit.
December 24, 2021 at 06:10 AM
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Air India has avoided liability in one of the first cases in which the U.K.’s Court of Appeal has been required to determine EU law in the post-Brexit era.
The case centered around whether the airline would be liable to pay compensation for a whole multi-stop journey as a result of a delay to a single leg that it operated.
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