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Istanbul Logistics in the press and the landmark “truck case” at the European Court of Justice.
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Istanbul Logistics is behind the landmark ruling that opened European roads to Turkish carriers.
Our lawsuit against the toll Hungary charged Turkish trucks was decided in our favor at the European Court of Justice in 2017 (C-65/16). The case and the impact of the ruling were widely covered in the press and in academia.
( In the Press )
Echoes of a landmark ruling.
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Developments in Turkey-EU Association Law
Tolga Candan’s article assesses the CJEU’s “Istanbul Logistics” ruling (C-65/16) from the perspective of Turkey-EU Association law and the Customs Union.
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Turkish freight forwarders are preparing for a quarter-billion lawsuit against the EU
After the ruling, the industry is preparing retroactive compensation claims for the tolls paid over the years.
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The European Court of Justice ruled in Turkey’s favor in the ‘truck case’
The Court ruled that the toll Hungary charged Turkish trucks had an effect equivalent to a customs duty and could not be applied.
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European Commission: No Fees May Be Charged to Turkish Truck Drivers
At the hearing in Luxembourg, the European Commission stated that the toll was contrary to the decisions of the EU-Turkey Association Council.
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