Month: February 2012

Posted in CJEU, collective societies, copyright, CR, EU, free movement

Collective Societies & Free Movement – A New Preliminary Reference to CJEU?
In November 2011, the Czech Constitutional Court, in its ruling II. ÚS 1658/11, canceled decision of the City Court in Prague and referred it back (due to breach of  a right to statutory judge), arguing that the court failed to ask the Court of Justice of European Union on issue of whether Czech Copyright Act,
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Posted in CJEU, copyright, three-step test

CJEU: Does The Three Step Test Matter?
Huťko almost missed the publication of Infopaq II. C-302/10 decision. On 17th of January, CJEU pronounced its awaited decision on ´temporary and transient reproductions´, monitoring agencies and most importantly the role of the Union three step test. So what CJEU said?  Question 7 relating to the condition that the acts of reproduction must neither conflict
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