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European Commission proposal to delay application of In Vitro Diagnostics Regulation

European Commission proposal to delay application of In Vitro Diagnostics Regulation

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Vehicle Emissions Contrary to EU Law and in Breach of Contract (Advocate General’s Opinion in Cases C-128/20 GSMB Invest, C-134/20 Volkswagen and C-145/20 Porsche Inter Auto and Volkswagen Cases C‑128/20, C‑134/20 and C‑145/20)

Vehicle Emissions Contrary to EU Law and in Breach of Contract (Advocate General’s Opinion in Cases C-128/20 GSMB Invest, C-134/20 Volkswagen and C-145/20 Porsche Inter Auto and Volkswagen Cases C‑128/20, C‑134/20 and C‑145/20)

EU Law weekly highlights—14 October 2021

EU Law weekly highlights—14 October 2021

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Northern Irish customs checks, paperwork slashed under EU proposal to cut trade frictions

Northern Irish customs checks, paperwork slashed under EU proposal to cut trade frictions

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