Seven parties passed the three percent threshold in the May 6, 2012 elections, producing a fragmented parliament and deep political instability.
Constitutional Law
Seven parties passed the three percent threshold in the May 6, 2012 elections, producing a fragmented parliament and deep political instability.
Commercial Law
By decision no. 1470/2009, the Supreme Court held, despite the contrary proposal of the Prosecutor, that even registered shares may be embezzled.
Criminal Law
By decision no. 1808/2010, Areios Pagos rejected the application of a person sentenced to life imprisonment for a reopening of the criminal…
Criminal Law
By decision 1808/2010, the Court of Cassation rejected a life-sentenced prisoner's request to reopen criminal proceedings despite an ECtHR finding…
Criminal Law
Since late 2010, a decision was expected from the regular Plenary of the Court of Cassation on whether the Treaty of Lisbon applies in Greece.
Commercial Law
By final decision no. 17/2013 of the Single-Member Court of First Instance of Chalkida, a payment order issued by the judge of that court was…
Criminal Law
A polemical archival article on public authority, judicial power and the pretrial detention of the abbot of the Vatopedi Monastery.
Employment Law
Reading your article made me recall the countless years I too lived and worked alongside major names in small and large businesses. Indeed, how easy…
Criminal Law
An archival article on the presumption of innocence, public humiliation of accused persons and respect for human dignity in criminal proceedings.
Constitutional Law
Anyone who regularly follows trials, whether because of work or personal interest, often wonders whether judicial power truly expresses the sense of…
Family Law
A lasting, permanent, exclusive and equal erotic and emotional relationship between a man and a woman, founded by their joint decision, does not…
Tax Law
Because of the new tax measures and the burdens imposed mainly on middle and lower incomes, letters of protest, reports, and appeals are being…