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The European Union and its court of justice / Anthony Arnull

Autor: ARNULL, AnthonyIdioma: Inglês.Edição: 2ªed.Publicação: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2006Descrição física: LXXX, 699p.; 24 cmColeção: Oxford EC law libraryISBN: 9780199258857Assunto: 57 | 90 | 100 | 529Localização e Cota : 341.178ARN Resumo: THE COURT AND ITS JURISDICTION : 1. Europ's Judges; 2. Infringement proceedings; 3. The action fo annulment; 4. The preliminary rulings procedure; 5. The judicial architecture of the Union. THE COURT LEGAL ORDER : 6. Treaty provisions and national law; 7- Direct effects and Community acts; 8. Direct effect, promacy and the national courts; 9. European rigths, national remedies; 10- General principles of law and fundamental rigths. THE COURT AND THE SUBSTANTIVE LAW : 11. The free movement of goods; 12. The free movement of workers; 13- The rigth of estabilshment and freedom to provide services; 14- Towards citizenship; 15- Equal treatment for men and women. THE COURT AND GENERAL APPROACH : 16. Interpretation and the limits of literalism; 17. The normative status of the case law; 18- Judging Europe's Judges.
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Includes select bibliography and index.

THE COURT AND ITS JURISDICTION : 1. Europ's Judges; 2. Infringement proceedings; 3. The action fo annulment; 4. The preliminary rulings procedure; 5. The judicial architecture of the Union. THE COURT LEGAL ORDER : 6. Treaty provisions and national law; 7- Direct effects and Community acts; 8. Direct effect, promacy and the national courts; 9. European rigths, national remedies; 10- General principles of law and fundamental rigths. THE COURT AND THE SUBSTANTIVE LAW : 11. The free movement of goods; 12. The free movement of workers; 13- The rigth of estabilshment and freedom to provide services; 14- Towards citizenship; 15- Equal treatment for men and women. THE COURT AND GENERAL APPROACH : 16. Interpretation and the limits of literalism; 17. The normative status of the case law; 18- Judging Europe's Judges.

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