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ECJEclipse Concept Jet (Eclipse Aviation)
ECJEuropean Competition Journal
ECJErnest Cockrell Jr. Hall (University of Texas at Austin)
ECJEvolutionary Computation Journal (artificial intelligence)
ECJEuropean Court of Justice
ECJEuropean Coatings Journal (European publication)


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Moreover, the court infringed on its obligation to redirect the issues related to the interpretation of European law to the European Court of Justice (ECJ), as it could not legalize Leo LT without the approval of the ECJ.
Even though they both lived in the UK, the couple disagreed on whether the divorce should be handled by a Cypriot or a UK court while the ECJ gave a middle of the road opinion clarifying that EU citizens with dual-nationalities can file for a divorce in any EU country of which they are nationals.
The British High Court applied to the ECJ on the grounds that the final decision would affect all similar cases in the member states of the EU.
 
 
 
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