Date: 7 January 2020
Elite Pars is pleased to announce the latest publication of its managing partner, Dr. Navid Rahbar Sato, and senior associate, Mohammad-Reza Narimani in International Law Review ...
Elite Pars is pleased to announce the latest publication of its managing partner, Dr. Navid Rahbar Sato, and senior associate, Mohammad-Reza Narimani in International Law Review, Iran Presidential Center for International Legal Affairs. The article is focused on annulment of illegal EU sanctions and compensation for damages by affected persons. To show the conditions for annulment as well as how the EU might bear non-contractual liability for illegally designate individuals and entities, the authors have analyzed the jurisprudence of the General Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union in cases related to sanctions against Iran, especially Fulmen and Mahmoudian v. Council and Safa Nicu Sepahan v. Council.
Economic and financial sanctions have been among the significant foreign policy instruments used by the European Union throughout the last two decades. These sanctions must be in compliance with binding legal rules and principles contained in EU Treaties and other instruments and in this regard, are subject to the judicial control of the courts of the EU.
You might access the full article (in Farsi) via the following link on International Law Review's website:
Elite Pars is pleased to announce the latest publication of its managing partner, Dr. Navid Rahbar Sato, and senior associate, Mohammad-Reza Narimani in International Law Review …
