Legal Week reports
October 09, 2002 at 08:03 PM
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The European Parliament has set itself at loggerheads with the European Union’s (EU’s) member governments over a controversial attempt to forge a harmonised EU legal aid regime.
The Parliament on 25 September backed a radical interpretation of the proposed EU legal aid directive, which is intended to introduce state funding for all cross-border civil litigation.
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