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The Principle of Institutional Balance: Rise, Eclipse and Revival of a General Principle of EU Constitutional Law.

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
There are several ways to define the institutional balance in the European Union. First, the institutional balance can be understood as a ‘fact’; namely, the actual balance of powers between institutions that one can observe when looking at the way EU institutions operate with one another, along with its evolution through time and the identification of
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Unjust Enrichment in European Union Tax Law: In Search of Balance between the Views of the Court of Justice, the General Principles of EU Law and the Constitutional Principles of EU Member States

Intertax, 2014
As of today, the European Union has not developed a common system of rules applicable to the reimbursement of taxes levied contrary to EU law. Lack of legislative activities in this field is understandable. The EU does not wish to interfere with the procedural autonomy of its Member States. The Court of Justice only requires the Member States to follow
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Equality as a Constitutional Value: The Principle of Equality in EU Law

The principle of equality should be considered as a fundamental legal principle in any system of law. It can be considered as a principle governing people’s rights (everyone is equal before the law) and/or as a principle governing equality among states. This study explores the latter.
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