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        <dc:title>Patching a gap in the EU’s system of judicial remedies</dc:title>
        <dc:creator>Piegsa, Vincent</dc:creator>
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        <dc:description>In the judgment in case C-575/18 P last week, the Court of Justice closed a hole in the EU’s system of judicial protection: it ruled that judicial review of a Commission’s claim of own resources under Regulation 1150/2000 could be obtained through an action for damages for unjust enrichment based on analogous application of Art. 268, 340 (2) TFEU. This case shines a light both on the deficiencies in the EU system of legal remedies and on the approach of the Court of Justice in addressing them.</dc:description>
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