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ARTICLE · 20 SEPTEMBER 2016

When An Irrelevant Law Intends To Transpose A Directive (DSP2) At The Wrong Time

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Paris counsel Pierre Storrer's article, "When an Irrelevant Law Intends to Transpose a Directive (DSP2) at the Wrong Time," appeared in the Sept. 2016 issue of the French publication Revue Banque.

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Paris counsel Pierre Storrer's article, "When an Irrelevant Law Intends to Transpose a Directive (DSP2) at the Wrong Time," appeared in the Sept. 2016 issue of the French publication Revue Banque. The article discusses the sudden appearance of DSP2 in the draft of a law, discussed by the French parliament, for the Digital Republic.

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