The Spanish Association of Internet Users filed a claim against the Ministry of the Presidency and most of the Spanish collecting societies alleging that: (i) the Spanish Ministerial Order governing the list of digital devices subject to the right to equitable remuneration for private copying and its tariffs (Order) should be null and void, as it violates legal principles; and (ii) the invalidity of the Order should be backdated to include all payments improperly made.
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RegisterSpanish "audiencia nacional" revokes the list of digital devices subject to the right to equitable remuneration for private copying and its tariffs
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Spain
June 1 2011
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