CJEU Finds UK Infringement Of EU Law In Lifting Stay On Enforcement Of ICSID Award

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In the latest chapter of the Micula saga, the Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") held in European Commission v United Kingdom, Case C-516/22...
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In the latest chapter of the Micula saga, the Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") held in European Commission v United Kingdom, Case C-516/22, that the UK Supreme Court's ("UKSC") decision in Micula v Romania [2020] UKSC 5, where the UKSC lifted a stay on the enforcement of an ICSID Award ("Award"), violated the UK's EU law obligations.

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Originally published by Daily Jus on 11 July 2024

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