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Article 50 (TEU) definition

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What does Article 50 (TEU) mean?

Article 50 of the TEU provides the mechanism by which a member State can withdraw from the EU. This mechanism also applies to the euratom treaty.

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Brexit materials—citizens’ rights [Archived]

Brexit materials—citizens’ rights [Archived] This Practice Note sets out a summary of the background relating to the citizens’ rights aspects of the UK's withdrawal from the EU (Brexit). It also provides a compilation of links to News Analysis and other key materials relating to the negotiations leading to the signature of the Withdrawal Agreement and the development of the EU Settlement Scheme (by which the UK government implemented the citizens’ rights aspects of the Withdrawal agreement) prior to the end of the transition period. Citizens’ rights: withdrawal agreement and settled status This Practice Note includes a compilation of News Analysis and key materials relating to: • the relevant Withdrawal Agreement negotiations and final agreement on citizens’ rights • the development and implementation of the EU Settlement Scheme (including third-party and NGO concerns at the time), and • EEA citizenship and dual citizenship—this is relevant where clients are considering making an application for British citizenship or citizenship of an EEA country or Switzerland For details of eligibility and...

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Lexis®PSL Dispute Resolution weekly highlights—22 December 2016

Welcome to the weekly highlights from the Lexis®PSL Dispute Resolution team for the week ending 22 December 2016—our final highlights for 2016. This week, we feature our interactive resource guiding customers through the key Dispute Resolution cases and developments of 2016 and the 87th update to the CPR. We highlight news and analysis on a broad range of matters, including: proprietary freezing orders (Marino); case management (Simpson); applicable law (Banca Santander Totta); cause of action estoppel (Mandic-Bozic); LIBOR claims (Property Alliance); and adjudication (Octoesse). We also identify relevant News Analysis from other Lexis®PSL practice areas, the latest substantive amendments to our core content, new Q&As and recent posts on the Dispute Resolution blog. All this, and more, in our weekly highlights. We’d like to thank our customers, contributors and Editorial Board for their support this year, and wish you all a very pleasant festive break. See you all in 2017!

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