Article 19 — Transparency

Product Liability Directive, Directive (EU) 2024/2853

What does PRODUCT-LIABILITY Article 19 say?

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1. Member States shall publish, in an easily accessible and electronic format, any final judgment delivered by their national courts of appeal or of the highest instance in proceedings launched pursuant to this Directive. The publication of such a judgment shall be carried out in accordance with national law. 2.

Source: Product Liability Directive, Directive (EU) 2024/2853, read 2026-10-13.

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1. Member States shall publish, in an easily accessible and electronic format, any final judgment delivered by their national courts of appeal or of the highest instance in proceedings launched pursuant to this Directive. The publication of such a judgment shall be carried out in accordance with national law.

2. The Commission shall set up and maintain an easily accessible and publicly available database containing the judgments referred to in paragraph 1.

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