Analysis, jurisdiction guides and product notes for practitioners working across EU and national law — written by the team building OmniLaw.
A provision-by-provision guide to Directive 2002/8/EC — scope, financial qualification, costs allocation, and the 15-day transmission deadline for cross-border civil claims.
The Cyprus New Supreme Court dismissed a leave application by a defendant in the golden passport prosecution, holding that Article 9(3)(γ) jurisdiction turns solely on whether its statutory conditions are met, not on whether the Court of Appeal erred.
Directive 2003/49/EC exempts qualifying intra-group interest and royalty payments from source-State tax — but four exclusion categories and a documentary procedure can unwind that relief before payment is made.
Cyprus Competition Commission Decision 24/2025 unanimously cleared a real estate developer's acquisition of KEAN Soft Drinks — and had to define ten product markets to do it.
The Cyprus Court of Appeal overturned a coverage denial in January 2026, holding that clause 9.2.2 exclusions require causal proof, not categorical invocation.
The Cyprus Court of Appeal rejected a January 2026 application to reopen a 2008 appeal without a hearing, enforcing a prior filing prohibition under Rule 41.15(2) of the Civil Procedure Rules 2023.
Decision No 117 of 7 July 1982 created the three-form chain — E 501, E 502, and E 551 — that turned the Article 50(1)(a) registration obligation of Regulation (EEC) No 574/72 into an operational system for cross-border pension coordination.
Decision No 115 of 15 December 1982 established a closed list of twelve categories of medical devices and treatments constituting substantial benefits in kind under Article 24(2) of Regulation (EEC) No 1408/71 — any one of them requires prior authorization from the competent institution before the host-state institution may provide the benefit.
The Paphos Rent Control Court confirmed that Rule K.32.6 of Cyprus's 2023 Civil Procedure Rules preserves the exceptional, discretionary character of cross-examination in interlocutory proceedings; a bare credibility challenge does not suffice.
The Areios Pagos quashed a 70/30 concurrent-fault apportionment in a fatal motorcycle case because the Court of Appeal omitted three factual findings the law requires.
A short Friday digest of what changed across EUR-Lex, Cyprus and Austria — plus the posts worth your time. No noise.
