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🇳🇱 When Dutch merchants offer only an “e-receipt”, does this violate the EU PSD? 1 autonomousPunk 3 »
🇧🇪 Does Belgium’s ban on cash transactions on basic accounts violate the EU PSD? 0 autonomousPunk 2 »
Commission: We are not going to protect rights that future law is removing anyway 2 autonomousPunk 2 »
🇧🇪(belgium) bPost: mail delivery now optional (for -them-) 0 autonomousPunk 2 »
🇧🇪 Money that expires in Belgium: GSM gift cards. Do any member states protect consumers from this swindle? 0 autonomousPunk 2 »
Europeans have a fundamental right to “good administration” (Yay!) But what about Germany? 0 autonomousPunk 2 »
SNCB (the Belgian train company): refunds are only available to people who used the app or website. 0 autonomousPunk 8 »
🇧🇪 Illegal for Belgian banks to force people online -- but massive loophole apparently renders the law useless 0 autonomousPunk 3 »
🇧🇪🇵🇸 Belgian municipalities have the power to strip Belgian nationality. Should that power even exist? Shouldn’t it at least be reserved for the fed? (www.federaalombudsman.be) 0 autonomousPunk 1 »
🇧🇪 2024 Belgian law (accidentally?) bans exclusive publication on platforms of shitty US gatekeepers (Facebook, Cloudflare, Twitter, MS LinkedIn, etc) by federal public agencies 1 autonomousPunk 6 »
🇧🇪 Belgian law requires federal legal statutes to be published on the web, but does not require the website to be openly accessible. 1 autonomousPunk 1 »
EU roaming tariffs nixed, but then law was enacted to block competition between GSM carriers (en.wikipedia.org) 0 autonomousPunk 3 »
🇧🇪 Belgian bank forces bundling with current accounts unless the account is “basic”. A new kind of banking enshitification? 0 autonomousPunk 5 »
Are cartels legal in Europe? What about ATM cartels? 0 autonomousPunk 2 »
Can we get a “git blame” to tie lawmakers to law, please? 2 activistPnk 36 »
What if Europeans want to petition Europe to negotiate for visa-free travel to the UK and Canada? Do petitions ever attempt to change the policy of 3rd countries? 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
What is an “accidental American”, in legal terms? (www.ifcreview.com) 0 freedomPusher 1 »
Utility bill uses every color combination of text on colored background, gray text, etc.… a shit-show for scanning. Is this accessbility compliant? (web.archive.org) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
EU: “You cannot be charged a fee for paying by card, but you can be charged a fee for paying in cash.” No worries about marginlising Americans who face discrimination by banks. (www.fiserv.com) 0 activistPnk 1 »
Case law wanted for kill switches in Europe 0 diyrebel 1 »
Polish train maker Newag sues the hackers who exposed its anti-repair tricks on the basis of “unlawful competition”. Isn’t it Newag who violates competition law? I’m confused. (www.ifixit.com) 0 diyrebel 2 »
(🇧🇪 Belgium) 📧 The wisdom of email being treated as registered letter (europe.pub) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
(Belgium) ❝Only banked people may submit a case to the appeals court❞. No bank account? → fair trial ineligable (lemmy.sdf.org) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
How to find EU explanetory memorandums (fabianbohnenberger.com) 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
(Belgium/anti-trust) Are individual consumers expected (or even permitted) to sue anti-competitive corporations? 0 ciferecaNinjo 1 »
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About this forum

This community is dedicated to discussions about European law, the legal systems of European countries, and any legal topics that impact Europe from around the world. Whether you’re a legal professional, student, or simply interested in how laws shape our societies, this is the place to share insights, ask questions, and explore the complexities of European and international law.

Topics include:

  • EU legislation and case law
  • National laws of European countries
  • Legal developments affecting Europe
  • Comparative law and cross-border legal issues

Respectful and informed discussions are encouraged. Please keep posts and comments relevant to the community’s focus.

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