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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"ECJ"”.
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Conflict of norms in European Union law and the legal reasoning of the European Court of Justice
… reasoning of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), arguing that the framework of conflict of norms provides conceptual insight into justification and the role of value choices in legal reasoning. After examining the theory of conflict of norms, which seems to have been relatively under-studied …
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The Politics of Constitutional Review: Evidence from the European Court of Justice
… European Union: European Court of Justice, or ECJ). Constitutional Courts generally and the ECJ in particular are considered "independent" when they enjoy discretion to act counter to the interests of other policymaking bodies and their political principals. In the European Union, the primary …
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Chemical and physical stability of spray-dried and glass encapsulated spray-dried flavors stored below their glass transition temperatures
… isomalt (ISO) and evaporated cane juice (ECJ), were used as model systems. Samples were packaged in individual aluminum pouches and sealed in the presence of air to allow for possible oxidation of benzaldehyde during storage. Finished products were then stored below their glass transition …
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The principle of effective judicial protection in actions for breach of community law before the national courts
… development by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) of a principle referred to by Advocate General Van Gerven and various academic commentators as the principle of effective judicial protection. It explores the proposition that the Court has sought to secure an "effective" standard of justice …
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Įmonės, verslo ar jų dalių perdavimas Europos Bendrijos ir Lietuvos darbo teisėje /
… of application. In this field the practice of ECJ is of great importance. Although the perception of ECJ of the scope of application of the Directive 2001/23/EC has been changing, its practice is useful because of the criteria set therein, which helps to determine whether the transfer of …
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Revisiting Judicial Activism. Pros and Cons of Judicial Lawmaking in the EU Legal Order
… cons of the judicial activism displayed by the ECJ, in order to see whether the need for effective application and enforcement of European Union law outweighs the inherent problems resulting from judicial lawmaking within the sphere of international law. It is clear that the Court of Justice is …
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Systemic Interpretation in EU Public Procurement Law
… the academic work on the legal reasoning of the ECJ, it is suggested that there may not be a need for additional directives of preference, affecting the use of different legal arguments. It is also suggested that that numerous approaches to the legal reasoning of the ECJ support the sequential …
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Freedom of Association as a Foundation for Trade Union Rights: a Comparison of EU and ECHR Standards
… Rights in Europe, Comparative Analysis of the ECJ and ECtHR Case Law. There are several issues that the thesis will try to shed light on. Firstly, it will identify what level of freedom of association as a trade union right is deemed acceptable at the international and European levels. At the …
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El urbanizador en la Comunidad Valenciana y su relación con el empresario constructor
… urbanisation agent. Since the adoption of the ECJ Judgment of 12 July 2001( Scala), there have been many authors who have studied in depth the subject, being summarized the principal positions in two: those who believe that the urbanisation agent joined by a special contract with the …
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EU advancement to the detriment of the ‘best interests’ of the child? The rules on jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement in Brussels II bis and in two Hague Conventions
… the actual provisions of the Regulation and the ECJ’s decisions have both on the interrelation and its application in the national courts. It has further hitherto not been critically analysed whether the Regulation and the judgments of the ECJ take the right direction to meet the ambitious aim …
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Correlato clínico de los hallazgos histopatológicos en la enfermedad de Creutzfeld Jakob
… del daño histológico, de 40 pacientes con ECJ definitiva. Describir el cuadro clínico, para finalmente correlacionar ambas variables y definir las formas clínicas de la enfermedad. Material y Método: Se evaluaron 40 casos con estudio clínico y neuropatológico completo. Se definieron 13 …
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THE IMPACT OF MULTILINGUALISM ON THE DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION: IS CREATING A SOLIDLY DEFINED EUROPEAN DEMOS THE ANSWER TO THE EU’S LANGUAGE PROBLEM?
Examining the case law of the ECJ reveals that the multilingual nature of the EU presents numerous problems, such as the relative rather than absolute equality of languages, and translation errors that lead to non-uniform law due to the impossibility of perfect translation. This directly limits the …
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An analysis of the effect of monopolies on the freedom to provide services with reference to the liberalisation in the e-communications industry and recent developments in the e-gaming industry
… liberalisation. This chapter will analyse the ECJ's judgements in the gaming sector together with the justifications brought forth by the state-controlled monopolies in favour of prohibition of liberalisation of e-gaming. The fourth chapter deals with an overview of certain selected Member …
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Devising a refined framework for distinguishing between ‘workers’ and ‘self-employed persons-undertakings’ in the EU labour and competition law fields: Lessons from the EU agency acquis
… undertaking. In the competition law field, the ECJ has drawn an explicit jurisprudential parallel between the categories of ‘agents’ and ‘workers’, specifying the criteria that need to be present for an ‘agent’ to be integrated into his/her principal’s undertaking in the same way that a ‘worker’ …
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Compliance with regional courts judgments in SADC in the context of regional integration in Africa
… courts such as the European Court of Justice (ECJ) which has the power to override domestic laws and domestic court judgments that violate fundamental European Union (EU) laws. Therefore, the challenge with enforcement of tribunal judgments is structural and cannot be blamed on the tribunal. …
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Collective Labour Rights As An Element Of The Substantive Constitutionalisation Of EU Law After The Treaty Of Lisbon
The thesis focuses on core collective labour law rights and institutions as integral parts of the EU legal order, approached through the hermeneutical lens of the Union’s suggested ‘substantive constitutionalisation’. It seeks to establish labour law in general as an integral part of not only the …