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All PostsReview of Clauses: Airline GCCs (Part 7)
Civil LawThe 25 June 2026 issue of the USANCEN newsletter published the initial segment of an Austrian Supreme Court ruling (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) regarding clauses in an airline’s General Conditions of Carriage (GCC). This week, USANCEN is f...
Review of Clauses: Airline GCCs (Part 6)
Civil LawThe 25 June 2026 issue of the USANCEN newsletter featured the initial segment of an Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) ruling regarding clauses in an airline’s General Conditions of Carriage (GCC). This week, USANCEN is fo...
Review of Clauses: Airline GCCs (Part 5)
Civil LawThe 25 June 2026 issue of the USANCEN newsletter featured the first part of a relevant ruling by the Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) on a clause relating to an airline’s General Conditions of Carriage (GCC). This week, ...
Review of Clauses: Airline GCCs (Part 4)
Civil LawThe 25 June 2026 issue of the USANCEN newsletter featured the initial segment of an Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) ruling regarding clauses in an airline’s General Conditions of Carriage (GCC). This week, USANCEN will ...
Review of Clauses: Airline GCCs (Part 3)
Civil LawThe 25 June 2026 edition of the USANCEN newsletter featured the initial segment of a pertinent Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) ruling regarding clauses in an airline’s General Conditions of Carriage (GCC). This week, US...
Review of Terms and Conditions: Airline General Conditions of Carriage (Part 2)
Civil LawThe previous issue of the USANCEN Newsletter featured the first part of a significant Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, hereinafter OGH) ruling concerning an airline’s General Terms and Conditions. This week, USANCEN provides a summary of...
Review of Terms and Conditions: Airline General Conditions of Carriage (Part 1)
Civil LawIn the case at hand, the claimant commenced legal action against an airline, challenging the validity of fifteen specific provisions contained in the General Conditions of Carriage. In this issue, USANCEN provides an analysis of the first clause. The...
ECJ: Flight Delays Attributed to Passenger Boarding Procedures
European LawThe European Court of Justice (ECJ) examined whether an airline may invoke extraordinary circumstances pertaining to a previous flight as the cause of a delay, notwithstanding its independent decision to wait for passengers from that earlier flight. ...
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