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14 Jun, 5 tweets, 2 min read
Last week's ruling of the EU General Court that one of the cases about British citizens retaining EU citizenship is inadmissible is now public:
curia.europa.eu/juris/document…
This is the ruling I discussed in this thread:
Ah, this is new information - a *second* case challenging the withdrawal agreement for allegedly "taking away" EU citizenship from UK citizens was *also* dismissed as inadmissible last week - curia.europa.eu/juris/document…
This is the case of Harry Shindler (WWII vet) and others. AND...
The *third* case challenging the withdrawal agreement for allegedly removing EU citizenship from UK citizens (the Silver case) was also ruled inadmissible on the same grounds:
curia.europa.eu/juris/document…
NB this ruling is in English.
All three cases were rejected on the same grounds, so my thread from last week applies to all of them. In short: the Court didn't rule on the merits; these rulings can be appealed to the CJEU; but anyway the CJEU cases referred from the French courts on this should be admissible.

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