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Senior Vick from Alicante

Senior Vick from Alicante

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What has unfolded over night can not be good news for the owners of CCFC can it? Their will be some sort of judicial fall out from Brexit which will effect their ability to appeal to higher EU courts. Does anyone think that these could lead to a faster SEXIT form the club and force their hand to negotiate or leave?
 
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rupert_bear

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We are still in the EU until we act on article 50 I think it is and then there's 2 years to negotiate, but SISU as could a number of hedge funds may well have other problems re yesterday's decision.
 
vow

vow

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Shouldn't this be in the Politics/Sisu section? :yawn:
 
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dongonzalos

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A lot of hedge funds invested heavily in the pound between 21.00-21:30 hours expecting a remain result
 
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COVKIDSNEVERQUIT

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT

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dongonzalos said:
A lot of hedge fund invested heavily in the pound between 21.00-21:30 hours expecting a remain result
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Oh Dear SISU Loes again. :arghh:
 
Captain Dart

Captain Dart

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All these pan European treaties and such are a complete morass, you'd have to be totally committed to studying it all to have half a chance of understanding the difference between them.

Quick google and I've found 4 courts, I think the last link is the one that may apply (at least to start with).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Court_of_Justice
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Court_of_Human_Rights
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Court_of_Justice_of_the_European_Union
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Court_(European_Union)
 
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trondegilsoltvedt97

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Does the law of the time apply in these cases? So, if the law of the land was x in 1970 and the 'act' was committed in 1970 - you are trialled in the present day according to law when the 'act' was committed? Would this apply in this example? Not a clue!
 
stupot07

stupot07

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trondegilsoltvedt97 said:
Does the law of the time apply in these cases? So, if the law of the land was x in 1970 and the 'act' was committed in 1970 - you are trialled in the present day according to law when the 'act' was committed? Would this apply in this example? Not a clue!
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Yes, I would think so.

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Hobo

Hobo

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More likely just to be booted out.
 
Hobo

Hobo

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When there is a change in law, yes the old law applies to the time of the offence. But can you appeal to a higher court for their adjudication, if you no longer come under their jurisdiction? The law might apply but the European Court might not.
 
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