Ensuring Digital Signature Lawfulness for Leave of Absence Agreement in European Union

How to eSign a document: digital signature lawfulness for Leave of Absence Agreement in European Union

Welcome to the EUR-Lex guided tour section. In this tutorial, you will learn about the different tabs available when displaying a document on EUR-Lex. Let's look at the tabs available for documents from the EU case law Collection, with the example of a judgment. Here, you will find up to three different tabs. Text This tab is opened by default. You can consult the title and reference, the text of the document and access all available language versions and formats. You can also display the document in our multilingual display. The tab also contains the European Case Law Identifier (ECLI); this is a unique identifier, designed to harmonise European case law information and make it easier to access and use. For more information on ECLI, visit our help pages. Document information This is the 'identity card' of the document. You will find all the information about the document in this tab. Information is displayed in groups ing to different criteria. For EU Case Law the information is divided by classifications. These two main classifications are Subject matter and Case law directory code. Sometimes, the information is displayed as a link; if you click on it, it will redirect you to a result page containing all items within the same classification. The tab also contains miscellaneous information and a procedure section. Doctrine is a selection of articles about the document from legal periodicals and magazines. The list is made by documentarians at the Court of Justice and is not exhaustive, nor necessarily updated. It can be a good place to start your research. In this tab you will also find links to documents that are related to the displayed document. Summary Summaries of EU Case Law are different from Summaries of EU Legislation. Summaries of EU Case Law offer a brief account of the main points of a Case and are written by the relevant services of the Court of Justice of the EU. Summaries of EU Case Law are only available for case law published in the European Court Reports. Thank you for watching this video. More videos can be found in our guided tour section or on our YouTube channel.