Analysis, jurisdiction guides and product notes for practitioners working across EU and national law — written by the team building OmniLaw.
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.
Decision No 116 of 15 December 1982 specifies which benefits in kind trigger the E114 notification duty under Articles 17(7) and 60(6) of Regulation 574/72, sets country-specific monetary thresholds, and defines when urgency or extreme urgency displaces the normal prior-authorisation sequence.
The Areios Pagos confirmed that a closed, elevated motorway with no direct access for adjacent owners cannot trigger Greece's benefit presumption under Law 653/1977 — leaving the State's diminution compensation obligation intact.
A short Friday digest of what changed across EUR-Lex, Cyprus and Austria — plus the posts worth your time. No noise.
