AGLC4 Rule 14.2.3: Courts of the European Union

A boxed element is filled in with the source's details; everything outside a box is written exactly as shown.

• Parties' names are taken from the first page of the report, subject to chapter 1, and are italic, separated by an italic v.
• The case number, with its prefix (C- for the Court of Justice, T- for the General Court, F- for the Civil Service Tribunal), is roman in round brackets directly after the parties' names.
• The year is in square brackets, followed by any volume number, the report series (ECR or ECR-SC) and the starting page, separated by spaces.
• ECR-SC page numbers carry the section prefix II- on both the starting page and the pinpoint.
• A comma separates the starting page from the pinpoint.
• Unreported decisions: after the italic parties' names, round brackets hold the court as named on the decision, the case number, the ECLI and the full date, each separated by a comma; the paragraph pinpoint follows in square brackets.
• The ECLI, where available, includes the letters ECLI and goes after the case number with a comma before and after it.
• Pinpoints are to paragraphs in square brackets; a page pinpoint may be followed by paragraph pinpoints.

1. 22
   Grad v Finanzamt Traunstein (C-9/70) [1970] 2 ECR 825, 833.
2. 23
   Huawei Technologies Co Ltd v ZTE Corporation (Court of Justice of the European Union, C-170/13, ECLI:EU:C:2015:477, 16 July 2015) [9].
3. 24
   O’Casey v Commission of the European Communities (T-184/94) [1998] 1 ECR-SC II-565, II-577–8 [52]–[54].

• ‘C-’
• ‘T-’
• ‘F-’
• ‘ECLI’
• ‘ECR’
• ‘ECR-SC’

• Chapter 1: General Rules