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The present work explores the Court of Justice’s decision in C-526/14 Tadej Kotnik and Others, along with its background, elements that led to it and subsequent developments in EU law. The author comments on the Court’s reasoning to discover whether the case was decided meritoriously or per incuriam.

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Judgment of the Court of Justice in C-526/14 Tadej Kotnik and Others v. Državni zbor Republike Slovenije and permissibility of granting State aid to financial institutions