32In that regard, in paragraphs 14 and 15 of the judgment of 19 September 1995, Marinari (C‑364/93, EU:C:1995:289), the Court held that the term ‘place where the harmful event occurred’ cannot be construed so extensively as to encompass any place where the adverse consequences of an event, which has already caused damage actually arising elsewhere, can be felt. Consequently, it stated that this notion cannot be construed as including the place where the victim claims to have suffered financial damage following upon initial damage arising and suffered by him in another State.
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