Methods of interpretation and community law / Anna Bredimas
Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Amsterdam : North-Holland Publishing Company, 1978Descrição física: XVII,219p.; 23cmColeção: European Studies in Law; 6ISBN: 0444850813Assunto: 57 | 1100 | 1101 | 673 | 21676Localização e Cota : 341.178BRE Resumo: Part I: Chap.I: Nature of judicial interpretation. Chap.II: Methods of interpretation of international law. Part II: Methods of the european court according to the elements resorted to. Chap.I: The textual method. Chap.II: The subjective method. Chap.III: The functional method. Part III: Methods according to the outcome and problems arising from the interpretative process. Chap.I: Extensive and restrictive methods. Chap.II: Interpretation in the light of national concepts and general principles of the law. Chap.III: Problems of jurisprudential policy. art IV: The preliminary references procedure as an integrating instrument of different legal systems: the test case of english methods of interpretation. Chap.I: Problems of interpretation of art. 177 EEC. Chap.II: English methods of interpretation. Chap. III: The preliminary references procedure and the practice of english courts.| 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 | 341.178BRE (Browse shelf) | 2782 | Available | DGPJ2782157182 |
Doação do GRIEC
Part I: Chap.I: Nature of judicial interpretation. Chap.II: Methods of interpretation of international law. Part II: Methods of the european court according to the elements resorted to. Chap.I: The textual method. Chap.II: The subjective method. Chap.III: The functional method. Part III: Methods according to the outcome and problems arising from the interpretative process. Chap.I: Extensive and restrictive methods. Chap.II: Interpretation in the light of national concepts and general principles of the law. Chap.III: Problems of jurisprudential policy. art IV: The preliminary references procedure as an integrating instrument of different legal systems: the test case of english methods of interpretation. Chap.I: Problems of interpretation of art. 177 EEC. Chap.II: English methods of interpretation. Chap. III: The preliminary references procedure and the practice of english courts.
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