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The General Court annulled an EUIPO Board of Appeal decision in the Devatis/NOVARTIS dispute, finding no sufficient link under Article 8(5) for the contested goods.
The General Court dismissed Bitmain’s action against EUIPO’s refusal to register ANTMINER, upholding a likelihood-of-confusion finding based on the earlier ANTCHAIN mark.
The President of the General Court dismissed Europäisch-Iranische Handelsbank’s request to suspend EU Iran sanctions, finding no urgency or proof of serious irreparable harm.
The Court of Justice refused to allow an appeal to proceed in a REACH dispute, finding the appellants had not shown any issue significant for EU law.
The General Court annulled EUIPO’s Board of Appeal decision in the Devatis/NOVARTIS opposition dispute, finding no sufficient link between the signs for Article 8(5).
The General Court dismissed MAZ’s action against the continued Belarus sanctions listings, upholding the listing criteria and finding sufficient evidence of support for the Lukashenko regime.
Advocate General Spielmann proposes dismissing BAWAG’s appeal and upholding temporary maintenance of the effects of the annulled 2023 SRB contribution decision.
Advocate General Spielmann proposes dismissing appeals over SRF 2022 ex ante contributions, finding the Council lacked a duly justified implementing power and the adjusted method exceeded the SRM Regulation.
Advocate General Spielmann proposes dismissing the SRB’s appeals over ex ante contributions, holding the 12.5% cap applies strictly during the initial period.
The Court held that a national court’s manifest interpretative errors, combined with failure to refer a close EU-law question, may support State liability. It also barred waiver of transfer-of-undertakings rights through redundancy compensation.
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