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European Courts; Court of Justice of the European Communities

European Journal of Health Law, 2001
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Older Europeans and the European Court of Justice

Age and Ageing, 2013
the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is considered by many to be the most important judicial institution of the European Union today. Despite the potential importance and relevance of the ECJ rulings to the lives and rights of older Europeans, no research has attempted to analyse or to study the ECJ rulings in this field.to describe the ECJ case-law in ...
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Court of Justice of the European Communities

European Journal of Health Law, 1997
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European Courts Court of Justice of the European Communities

European Journal of Health Law, 1999
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The Court Of Justice Of The European Union

2018
The influence of the Court of Justice in the development of EU law has been defining and, in some respects, unprecedented in the history of legal systems. The Court has shaped EU law by establishing the distinct constitutional features of the EU legal order, protecting fundamental rights, defining the internal market, and expanding EU competence.
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The International Court of Justice and the European Court of Justice

2017
This chapter considers the contribution made by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague and the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg to the development of international environmental law. Acceptance of the jurisdiction of the Court under Article 36 may be made unconditionally, or on condition of reciprocity, or for a limited ...
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European Court of Justice (Segment A)

2019
Seldom before has the impact of domestic affairs on foreign affairs been so vividly demonstrated as in the case of the UK’s political divisions driving foreign-policy positions on Brexit and, in particular, PM May’s red line on the ECJ. Because of this fixation with the ECJ the UK views many of its position points through the ECJ-prism.
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