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Beyond these more formal rules, authors sometimes include additional information, leave out<br />

information, change the order in which information is presented, or use the alternative<br />

abbreviation of the Official Journal (“OJEC”). For example, some authors cite documents<br />

published in the Official Journal as follows:<br />

238<br />

EC Regulation 3285/94 on the common rules for imports, OJEC 1994 L349/53.<br />

3.0 Jurisprudence: European Court of Justice (ECJ) & Court of First Instance (EFI)<br />

Cite cases introduced before January 1, 1989 by “Case”, case number [number/year of filing],<br />

name of the parties (italicized <strong>and</strong> separated by “v”), year of decision (in square brackets), title of<br />

the reporter (“ECR”), volume (if necessary), <strong>and</strong> page <strong>and</strong> paragraph referenced:<br />

Case 120/88 Commission v Italy [1991] ECR I-621.<br />

Cite cases introduced after January 1, 1989 by “Case”, followed by “T” (for the Court of First<br />

Instance) or “C” (for the European Court of Justice), case number [number/year of filing], name<br />

of the parties (italicized <strong>and</strong> separated by “v”), year of decision (in square brackets), title of the<br />

reporter (“ECR”), volume, <strong>and</strong> page <strong>and</strong> paragraph referenced:<br />

Case T-224/95 Tremblay <strong>and</strong> Others v Commission [1997] ECR, II-2215.<br />

Case C-242/95 GT-Link [1997] ECR, I-4449, para. 36.<br />

Many authors include descriptions of the subject matter of the case following the parties’ names<br />

(in parentheses), especially when a case involves common parties, such as Member States or EU<br />

institutions:<br />

Case C-350/92 Spain v Council (Medicinal product certificates) [1995] ECR, I-1985.<br />

3.1 Joined Cases<br />

Cite joined cases as described in Section 3.0 above, preceded by the words “Joined Cases”:<br />

Joined Cases 106/63 <strong>and</strong> 107/63 Alfred Töpfer <strong>and</strong> Getreide-Inport Gesellschaft v<br />

Commission [1965] ECR 405.<br />

Joined Cases C-34/95, C-35/95 <strong>and</strong> C-36/95 Konsumen<strong>to</strong>mbudsmannen v De Agostini<br />

(Svenska) Forlag [1997] ECR, I-3843.<br />

Joined Cases 83 <strong>and</strong> 94/76, 4, 15 <strong>and</strong> 40/77Bayerische HNL Vermehrungsbetriebe<br />

GMBH v Council <strong>and</strong> Commission [1978] ECR 1209.

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