2013/3/13 – 28 Nd 276/2012 (summary)

EU Law: Local Jurisdiction 

2013/2/26 – 22 Cdo 2180/2009 (summary)

EU Law: International jurisdiction - Article 22 and Article 24 of the Brussels I Regulation 

2013/2/21 – 33 Cdo 3383/2011 (summary)

EU Law: International jurisdiction - place of domicile and place of performance 

2013/1/22 – 22 Cdo 2628/2010 (summary)

EU Law: Review of the validity of an arbitration clause 

2012/9/20 – 20 Cdo 3939/2010 (summary)

EU Law: discontinuation of an enforcement by sale of movable assets – international jurisdiction 

2012/9/19 – 25 Nd 106/2012 (summary)

EU Law: uknown address of a defendant – Council Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 

2012/9/14 – 28 Nd 240/2012 (summary)

EU Law: international jurisdiction – Council Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 – Article 16 – Article 24 – loan agreement 

2012/8/30 – 20 Cdo 3785/2010 (summary)

EU Law: enforcement of a judgment – Council Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 

2012/8/28 – 23 Cdo 462/2012 (summary)

EU Law: infringement of trademark rights 

2012/8/20 – 28 Cdo 2927/2010: Production Refunds for Sugar (fulltext)

In the situation where there is no adequate legislation concerning State liability for violation of EU law at the national level, the conditions of State liability resulting from the case law of the Court of Justice must be applied in accordance with the principle of primacy and the national Act No. 82/1998 Coll. must only be applied insofar as European Union law (including the case law of the Court of Justice) does not provide otherwise. In other words, Act No. 82/1998 Coll. must be applied where its provisions are consistent with the provisions of EU law or to matters that are not dealt with by EU law, provided that they do not render impossible or excessively difficult the right of individuals to obtain damages.