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UK Can Cancel Brexit by Unilaterally Revoking Article 50, European Court of Justice Rules
The UK has the legal power to stop Brexit by unilaterally revoking Article 50, the EU's top court has ruled, reported the Independent.
The ruling matches legal advice given to the court last week by its advocate general, who said as a sovereign country Britain could reverse its decision even at this late stage.
Gay Spouses have Rights in all EU Countries, says European Court Adviser
The rights of same-sex spouses must be recognised by every member of the EU, even if a country's government has not authorised gay marriage, the European court of justice has been advised.
Setback for Uber as European court advised to treat it as transport firm
Uber faces the biggest challenge yet to its European roll-out after the region’s top court was advised to rule that the U.S. ride-hailing firm is actually a transport service not an app.
ECB Has Green Light to Buy Gov't Bonds from Troubled States
The European Central Bank (ECB) has the right to buy government securities from EU members undergoing a financial crisis, a Luxembourg court has ruled.
Under its newly-adopted arrangements the ECB, which oversees the single currency (euro) will be able to buy, in case of need, an unlimited number of securities.
Draghi gets EU top court's backing for 2012 bond-buying plan
The European Central Bank?s 2012 bond-buying program won the backing of the European Union?s highest court, expanding Mario Draghi?s crisis-fighting arsenal.