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Prior to the 2018 Act, most sanctions in force in the UK derived from EU law, including sanctions decided at UN level but implemented by EU regulations. Prior to Brexit, UK courts frequently took the view that the correct venue for challenging sanctions was therefore elsewhere, e.g. the EU Courts.
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