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ECtHR rules Italian Law on anonymous births breaches art. 8 of the ECHR

European Court of Human Rights, case 33783/09

From Altalex.EU Blog (Published on: 14-05-2013 ) Comments (0)
The case concerned the Italian legislation allowing mothers who wish to give their babies for adoption to deliver “anonymously” (i.e. without being mentioned on the birth certificate), pursuant to arts. 27 and 28, Law n. 184/1983 (which regulates adoptions). According to these provisions, there is an absolute prohibition to deliver adopted people information about the mother before 100 years from birth have elapsed. It should be noted that Italian law now permits adopted people to o... [Read All]

PRACTICAL GUIDANCE for Advocates before the Court of Justice in Preliminary Reference Cases This practical guidance is addressed principally to those appearing for the first time in the Co...
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European Court of Justice, case C-286/12

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By adopting a national scheme requiring compulsory retirement of judges, prosecutors and notaries when they reach the age of 62 – which gives rise to a difference in treatment on grounds of age ...
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CCBE Position on the proposed data protection reform package COM(2012) 11 and COM(2012) 10

CCBE, data protection, reform package, privacy, professional secrecy

From Altalex.EU Blog (Published on: 30-10-2012 )

CCBE Position on the proposed data protection reform package COM(2012) 11 and COM(2012) 10 The Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) is the representative organisation of around 1 mil...
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European Commission Press release Brussels, 25 October 2012  Media and content digitization benefits consumers, but revenues lag behind Digital spending - the acquisition o...
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European Court of Justice, case C-428/11
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Paragraph 31, second indent, of Annex I to Directive 2005/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 May 2005 concerning unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices in the internal...
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European Court of Justice, Case C‑581/10
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From Altalex.EU Blog (Published on: 10-10-2012 )
Mediation and over-indebtedness in Italy (1) In 2005, in Italy, a reform of the insolvency procedures started out, which reached an ubi consistam in August 2010. Among the main innovations there was ...
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Post Date: 18-06-2012 - Article Date: 15-07-2012
The government has announced that it will be introducing a small-claims track for Intellectual Property cases in the Patents County Court. The Hargreaves Review recommended that this measure be taken, reporting that some 17% of small and medium sized enterprises had given up attempting to enforce ... [Read All] - Comments (0)
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Post Date: 14-05-2013 - Article Date: 25-09-2012
The case concerned the Italian legislation allowing mothers who wish to give their babies for adoption to deliver “anonymously” (i.e. without being mentioned on the birth certificate), pursuant to arts. 27 and 28, Law n. 184/1983 (which regulates adoptions). According to these provisions... [Read All] - Comments (0)
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  As it was before, the “composition with creditors” (art. 160, Italian Bankruptcy Act) helped too little the insolvent entrpreneurs. Not to mention the “restructuring agreements” (art. 182bis, I.B.A.). The tools provided by the legislator between 2005 and 2006, were am... [Read All] - Comments (0)