Judicial Review in European Union Law:Essays in Honour of Lord SlynnSpringer Netherlands, 2000 M06 14 - 674 pages This book of essays in honour of Lord Slynn of Hadley, former Advocate General and Judge of the European Court of Justice, is thoroughly worthy of its distinguished honorandus . It focuses on the important topic of Judicial Review in EU Law, and, unlike other books on this topic, it looks at judicial review by both European and national courts. The volume consists of five parts, dealing with The European Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance, Forms of Judicial Review before the European Courts, Forms of Judicial Protection in the European Legal Order, European Law before the National Courts, and Judicial Review and Substantive Law. Each chapter is written by a leading expert and marks a significant contribution to knowledge, as well as being a fitting tribute to Lord Slynn. |
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... EUROPEAN UNION LAW AFTER THE TREATY OF AMSTERDAM Peter Oliver I INTRODUCTION Among the many and varied fields on which Lord Slynn has made his mark in the course of his distinguished career are European Community law and funda- mental ...
... EUROPEAN UNION LAW AFTER THE TREATY OF AMSTERDAM Peter Oliver I INTRODUCTION Among the many and varied fields on which Lord Slynn has made his mark in the course of his distinguished career are European Community law and funda- mental ...
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... European Union , taken as a separate entity from the Community , is not generally considered to possess legal personality ; 42 so it is not easy to see how the Union could become party to the Convention . Second , either the ECHR or the ...
... European Union , taken as a separate entity from the Community , is not generally considered to possess legal personality ; 42 so it is not easy to see how the Union could become party to the Convention . Second , either the ECHR or the ...
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... European Union . Moreo- ver , great strides were made at Maastricht and Amsterdam in enshrining certain fundamental rights into the Treaties . Nevertheless , the case - law of the ECJ has inevitably been developed in a piecemeal and ...
... European Union . Moreo- ver , great strides were made at Maastricht and Amsterdam in enshrining certain fundamental rights into the Treaties . Nevertheless , the case - law of the ECJ has inevitably been developed in a piecemeal and ...
Contents
PREFACE BY THE RT HON THE LORD TEMPLEMAN | xi |
TABLE OF CASES | xxviii |
Some opinions of Gordon Slynn as Advocate General | 3 |
Copyright | |
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