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> ignoring appeals to EU courts Won't this be relevant for an issue of international trade? Beyond that, perhaps even WTO appeals would need to be considered.
by Triumvark 15y ago
> ignoring appeals to EU courts
Won't this be relevant for an issue of international trade?
Beyond that, perhaps even WTO appeals would need to be considered...
- sgift 15y agoI think both cases (EU courts/WTO) are relevant but my knowledge of appeals to EU or WTO is shaky, so I cannot comment on this. Maybe someone else can help us out?
- arethuza 15y agoThe European Court of Justice (ECJ) is the highest court in the EU for matters covered by EU laws - if there is a relevant law then presumably the case could get appealed all the way up to the ECJ. Not sure about the WTO - wouldn't South Korea have to take on Samsung's case there against Germany?
- Atropos 15y agoThat is correct, only disputes between countries are settled to WTO law. German courts and the ECJ do not apply WTO law.