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Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

The Association of Independent Filling Stations, representing some 400 small filling station operators, discussed the possibility of taking the fuel price cap regulation to the Constitutional Court at its meeting on Wednesday, Népszava reports.
Pro-Government Media in Hungary Lost Ten Times as Many Lawsuits as Independent Papers

Pro-Government Media in Hungary Lost Ten Times as Many Lawsuits as Independent Papers

We have requested data on the 2021 lawsuits for correction from the Metropolitan Court of Budapest in a public interest data request. According to the numbers, the largest pro-government media outlets lost 54 cases last year – Magyar Nemzet was the record holder with 20, Origo was second with 13. By contrast, Átlátszó did not lose a single lawsuit last year.
European Commission Sues Hungary Over Refugee Rules

European Commission Sues Hungary Over Refugee Rules

The European Commission has filed a lawsuit with the Court of Justice of the EU against Hungary for what the commission sees as Hungary’s unlawfully restricting the access of migrants to refugee procedures.
Budapest Mayor Must Issue Apology To PM Orbán's Son-In-Law, Court Rules

Budapest Mayor Must Issue Apology To PM Orbán's Son-In-Law, Court Rules

A court has ruled that Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony must issue an apology to István Tiborcz, Viktor Orbán’s son-in-law, for branding a property tax “the Tiborcz tax”.
Big Lake Fertő Project Gets Challenged By Greenpeace

Big Lake Fertő Project Gets Challenged By Greenpeace

Greenpeace is launching a lawsuit against the Government Office at Győr Court in a bid to halt a giant state investment project planned on the shore of Lake Fertő on the Austrian border.
District Sues Fidesz Publicist Bayer Over Apartment

District Sues Fidesz Publicist Bayer Over Apartment

The First District is filing a lawsuit against Fidesz publicist Zsolt Bayer for fraudulently obtaining council housing, mayor Márta Naszályi announced.
EU Court: Hungarian Telecoms Infringe Net Neutrality By Waiving Tariffs For Some Apps

EU Court: Hungarian Telecoms Infringe Net Neutrality By Waiving Tariffs For Some Apps

The European Union’s top court has ruled that mobile operators favouring some apps over others when setting their tariffs violate the principle of net neutrality. The decision is in connection with a lawsuit involving Telenor Magyarország in Hungary.
Payment Of Compensation For Segregated Roma In Hungary Started

Payment Of Compensation For Segregated Roma In Hungary Started

Half of the compensation payment stipulated by court for Roma who used to be segregated at school in rural northern Hungary was transferred to the beneficiaries on Friday morning and the other half will be paid within a month, the prime minister’s commissioner László Horváth (picture on top), a lawmaker of ruling Fidesz, said.
EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that keeping asylum seekers in the transit zone on the Hungarian-Serbian border constitutes “detention”.
Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

The Association of Independent Filling Stations, representing some 400 small filling station operators, discussed the possibility of taking the fuel price cap regulation to the Constitutional Court at its meeting on Wednesday, Népszava reports.
Pro-Government Media in Hungary Lost Ten Times as Many Lawsuits as Independent Papers

Pro-Government Media in Hungary Lost Ten Times as Many Lawsuits as Independent Papers

We have requested data on the 2021 lawsuits for correction from the Metropolitan Court of Budapest in a public interest data request. According to the numbers, the largest pro-government media outlets lost 54 cases last year – Magyar Nemzet was the record holder with 20, Origo was second with 13. By contrast, Átlátszó did not lose a single lawsuit last year.
European Commission Sues Hungary Over Refugee Rules

European Commission Sues Hungary Over Refugee Rules

The European Commission has filed a lawsuit with the Court of Justice of the EU against Hungary for what the commission sees as Hungary’s unlawfully restricting the access of migrants to refugee procedures.
Budapest Mayor Must Issue Apology To PM Orbán's Son-In-Law, Court Rules

Budapest Mayor Must Issue Apology To PM Orbán's Son-In-Law, Court Rules

A court has ruled that Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony must issue an apology to István Tiborcz, Viktor Orbán’s son-in-law, for branding a property tax “the Tiborcz tax”.
Big Lake Fertő Project Gets Challenged By Greenpeace

Big Lake Fertő Project Gets Challenged By Greenpeace

Greenpeace is launching a lawsuit against the Government Office at Győr Court in a bid to halt a giant state investment project planned on the shore of Lake Fertő on the Austrian border.
District Sues Fidesz Publicist Bayer Over Apartment

District Sues Fidesz Publicist Bayer Over Apartment

The First District is filing a lawsuit against Fidesz publicist Zsolt Bayer for fraudulently obtaining council housing, mayor Márta Naszályi announced.
EU Court: Hungarian Telecoms Infringe Net Neutrality By Waiving Tariffs For Some Apps

EU Court: Hungarian Telecoms Infringe Net Neutrality By Waiving Tariffs For Some Apps

The European Union’s top court has ruled that mobile operators favouring some apps over others when setting their tariffs violate the principle of net neutrality. The decision is in connection with a lawsuit involving Telenor Magyarország in Hungary.
Payment Of Compensation For Segregated Roma In Hungary Started

Payment Of Compensation For Segregated Roma In Hungary Started

Half of the compensation payment stipulated by court for Roma who used to be segregated at school in rural northern Hungary was transferred to the beneficiaries on Friday morning and the other half will be paid within a month, the prime minister’s commissioner László Horváth (picture on top), a lawmaker of ruling Fidesz, said.
EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that keeping asylum seekers in the transit zone on the Hungarian-Serbian border constitutes “detention”.