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: EU Law BlogLisbon Treaty and Changes to the Court of Justice
By Bartolus
As you know by now, the Lisbon Treaty entered into force today, December 1st 2009.
The Court of Justice has published this very useful short guide to the changes that the Lisbon Treaty makes to the Court of Justice itself, the General Court, as the Court of First Instance is now known, their jurisdiction and their procedures.
It is definitely worth reading.
Full post as published by EU Law Blog on December 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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