| Numerical access to the case-law
Access to the case-law by case number makes it possible to find
information relating to every case brought before the Court of
Justice, the Court of First Instance or the Civil Service Tribunal
between 1953 and the present day.
Cases are listed by number in the order in which they were lodged
at the relevant Registry.
Cases may also be located by party names using the "find (Ctrl+F)" function
on the toolbar.
Cases may be consulted by clicking on the case number.
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The texts of judgments and orders in cases lodged up to and including
1997 which have been published in the European Court Reports may
be consulted by clicking on the case number and following the link
to EUR-Lex, the interinstitutional database.
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Cases lodged since 1998 may be consulted by clicking on the case
number and following that link to all the texts relating to the
case in question which are contained in the case-law database of
this site.
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Cases lodged before the Court of Justice
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Cases lodged before the Court of First
Instance
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Cases lodged
before the Civil Service Tribunal
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Summaries of pending cases |
- List of the cases transferred from the Court of First Instance
to the Civil Service Tribunal by orders of 15 December 2005
- Historic case-law judgments in the 2004 accession languages
For the benefit of the public, the
electronic version of the texts of the three Community
courts is available
free of charge on Internet for information purposes.
This version is subject to amendment. The definitive version
of these texts will be published in the "Reports of
Cases before the Court of Justice and the Court of First
Instance", the "Reports of European Community
Staff Cases" or the "Official Journal of the
European Union" which alone are authentic and, in
the event of their differing from the electronic version,
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