
Quarterly Focus: Hungary stares down the CJEU
Dippy Singh
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A first-of-its-kind move by the European Commission to refer Hungary to the CJEU over its stance on intra-EU arbitration has raised pressing questions concerning public international law.
“It’s going to be a very, very interesting Court of Justice case, and I’m looking forward to the nitty-gritty details. It’s going to be quite a show.” These are the words of Dávid Kőhegyi, a partner at DLA Piper in Budapest who specialises in investor-state arbitration. He states this while making
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Court of Justice of the European Union DLA Piper Energy Charter Treaty European Commission Hungary Intra-EU arbitration Investor-State Komstroy v Moldova McDermott Will & Schulte Quarterly Focus
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