On Wednesday, the European Court of Justice ruled that the European Commission was wrong to conceal details of its multi-billion euro deals for covid vaccines.
Apart from the obvious negative impact this is likely to have on von der Leyen's bid for a second term as the President of the European Commission, the Court also stated that Pfizer is liable for damages if its covid vaccine is defective.
Ursula von der Leyen's bid for a second term as European Commission chief has been dealt a major blow after a top EU court ruled she was not transparent enough with the public about covid-19 vaccine contracts.
Pharmaceutical Companies Do Not Have Indemnity for a Defective Product While corporate media have reported that the European Court of Justice had ruled against the Commission's decision to redact large parts of the contracts, including provisions on indemnifications, none of the reports we looked at mentioned the Court's ruling regarding the liability of pharmaceutical companies; not The Telegraph, not Phile News, not Politico, not Euractiv and not Euro News.
In September 2020, the European Commission introduced indemnification for vaccine makers in cases of "Unexpected side effects." However, the European Court of Justice's ruling on Wednesday stated that the liability of pharmaceutical companies cannot be limited if harm is caused by a defective product.
Are Pfizer's Covid Injections Defective? The European Court of Justice referred to Directive 85/374 to rule that "a producer is liable for the damage caused by a defect in its product."
It would seem that according to the European Court of Justice's ruling on Wednesday, Pfizer's covid product is defective and Pfizer is liable for the deaths and injuries it has caused.
https://expose-news.com/2024/07/18/ecj-says-that-pfizer-is-liable-for-damage/
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