[PDF] Claim Detection in Judgments of the EU Court of Justice
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Here we show that this method also provides a useful instrument in the legal domain, especially when used in combination with domain-specific information.
A novel annotated corpus for argumentation mining in the legal domain, together with a set of annotation guidelines, and an empirical evaluation of a recent ...
This procedure allows a judgment in an uncontested claim delivered in one Member State to be easily recognised and enforced in another Member State.
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The second one is the empirical evaluation of a recent machine learning method for claim detection in judgments. The method, which is based on Tree Kernels, has ...
Apr 3, 2024 · The European Payment Order is a simplified procedure for cross-border monetary claims which are uncontested by the defendant, based on standard forms.
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Oct 7, 2024 · The plaintiff, as a competitor, is entitled to claim injunctive relief based on national competition law by relying on an infringement of the provisions of the ...
The method, which is based on Tree Kernels, has been applied to context-independent claim detection in other genres such as Wikipedia articles and essays. Here ...
The report 'Fast-tracking the Resolution of Minor Disputes' analyzes the different small claims and simplified procedures in EU Member States.
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