Case C-621/18, Wightman v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union: The European Court of Justice confirms that Article 50 notification can be unilaterally revoked 11 December 2018/ By Oliver Garner
The Advocate-General Opinion in Wightman: Article 50 Notification to Withdraw from the European Union is Unilaterally Revocable 6 December 2018/ By Chloé Brière
Can the United Kingdom unilaterally revoke its Article 50 notification to withdraw from the EU? Wightman v Secretary of State for DexEU [2018] CSIH 62 24 September 2018/ By Oliver Garner
One fattened, six starved? The Article 2 TEU values after the rule of law conditionality judgments 15 March 2022/ By Niall Coghlan
SN and SD – The judicial endorsement of the EU’s exclusive competence in negotiating and concluding the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement 7 December 2021/ By Tomas Buchta
True (Bad) Faith 2020? Part Two: Excavating the Legal Rationale for the ‘Emergency Clauses’ in the UK Internal Market Bill 17 November 2020/ By Oliver Garner
True (Bad) Faith 2020? Part One: The Commission Infringement Action against the United Kingdom for breach of the Withdrawal Agreement 8 October 2020/ By Oliver Garner
Top ten most-read posts of 2019 20 December 2019/ By Laurens Ankersmit, Benedikt Pirker, Vanessa Franssen, Oliver Garner, Orla Lynskey and Jasmin Hiry