The effect on english domestic law of membership of the european communities and of ratification of the european convention on human rights / edited by M. P. Furmston, R. Kerridge, B. E. Sufrin
Autor institucional: THE EFFECT ON ENGLISH DOMESTIC LAW OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES AND OF RATIFICATION OF THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTSIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: The Hague : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1983Descrição física: VIII,428p.; 25cmISBN: 9024728118Assunto: 57 | 21911 | 1464 | 235 | 21676 | 1983 | 280 | 2890Localização e Cota : 342.7FUR Resumo: 1. Influences on judicial reasoning. 2. Constitutional conundrums: the impact of the United Kingdom's membership of the communities on constitutional theory. 3. The impact of european law in the United Kingdom. 4. The impact of EEC competition law in the United Kingdom. The European Community and english company law. 6. Freedom of movement and United Kingdom immigration law. 7. Policy considerations in the courts in matters of jurisdiction in conflict of laws: the traditional english approach compared with the approach adopted by the Court of Justice of the European Communities. 8. Incorporation of the european convention on human rights into United Kingdom domestic law. 9. The closed shop and the european convention on human rights. 10. The english law of contempt of court and article 10 of the european convention on human rights. 11. Prisoners and the european convention on human rights. 12. The effect of the european convention on human rights on the preparation and amendment of legislation, delegated legislation and administrative rules in the United Kingdom.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Direção-Geral da Política de Justiça | 342.7FUR (Browse shelf) | 3166 | Available | DGPJ3166182290 |
Doação do GRIEC
1. Influences on judicial reasoning. 2. Constitutional conundrums: the impact of the United Kingdom's membership of the communities on constitutional theory. 3. The impact of european law in the United Kingdom. 4. The impact of EEC competition law in the United Kingdom. The European Community and english company law. 6. Freedom of movement and United Kingdom immigration law. 7. Policy considerations in the courts in matters of jurisdiction in conflict of laws: the traditional english approach compared with the approach adopted by the Court of Justice of the European Communities. 8. Incorporation of the european convention on human rights into United Kingdom domestic law. 9. The closed shop and the european convention on human rights. 10. The english law of contempt of court and article 10 of the european convention on human rights. 11. Prisoners and the european convention on human rights. 12. The effect of the european convention on human rights on the preparation and amendment of legislation, delegated legislation and administrative rules in the United Kingdom.
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