Judgments in Cases T-208/11 and T-508/11 — LTTE v Council of the European Union

European Union General Court · Court of Justice of the European Union (16 October 2014)

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The EU General Court annulled the Council's listing of the LTTE on procedural grounds, finding the Council had relied on press articles and Internet sources rather than decisions of competent authorities as required by Common Position 2001/931/CFSP. The Council re-listed the LTTE on substantive grounds shortly after. Cited on /case/terrorism-and-double-standards to document the procedural-vs-substantive distinction in the EU proscription record, not as a comment on the listing's merits.

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