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EU: Court of Justice: The essence of the reasons for a decision refusing entry into a Member State must be disclosed to the person concerned

05 June 2013

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"However, a Member State may, so far as is strictly necessary, refuse to notify the person concerned of ground, the disclosure of which might compromise State security."

See: Press release, 4 June (pdf)

And: Judgment in Case C-300/11, ZZ v Secretary of State for the Home Department (link)

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