Abstract
1. Recent Developments: More Attention is Paid to the Case Law of the ECJ on the Limitation of the Temporal Effects of its Judgments 2. The Criteria Developed by the ECJ A. Rule and Exception B. Good Faith and Legal Uncertainty C. Serious Economic Repercussions D. Legal Consequences 3. Open Questions A. Territorial Limitation of Temporal Effects of Judgments? B. What is the Relevant `Factual Context' of the Preliminary Reference? C. How to Determine Severe Economic Consequences? D. Request for a Preliminary Ruling on the Limitation of the Temporal Effects of a Judgment? 4. Conclusion
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