A decision of the Upper Tribunal illustrates the difficulties of applying CJEU case law for disputes over pre-Brexit breaches of EU law, write Richard Doran and Davinder Sahota (EY).
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A decision of the Upper Tribunal illustrates the difficulties of applying CJEU case law for disputes over pre-Brexit breaches of EU law, write Richard Doran and Davinder Sahota (EY).
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