UPC CFI, RD Nordic-Baltic, 18 September 2024: Written procedure in principle open to the public

Also the written procedure of the Court shall, in principle, be open to the public. 

However, access to the pleadings and evidence rejected at this point in time (Article 45 UPCA, R. 262 RoP). 

The protection of the integrity of the ongoing proceedings hereby outweighs the interest in information asserted by the applicant, so that the parties can present their arguments and evidence and so that the court can conduct the proceedings impartially and independently, without influence or interference from external parties in the public sphere. 

IPPT20240918, UPC CFI, RD Nordic-Baltic, Edwards v Meril