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Eu - Supremacy: Structure

Hopefully a useful punt at Supremacy - sorry for any inconsistencies since it is the night/morning before the exam!

Questions: 11 | Attempts: 102 | Last updated: Jan 23, 2025

Sample Question 1
There are two stances to supremacy, the CJEU stance, which is...

That EU law has absolute internal supremacy over ALL national law and derives directly from the Treaties signed by ALL member states.

Authority flows from the member state; however it is still supreme, however the member state are entitled to ignore inconsistencies from the EU with their constitutional laws.

The member states have ultimate authority to use or ignore the EU laws as they please.

Sample Question 2
This CJEU case confirms the EU approach - that EU law prevails...

Bruner

Costa v ENEL

Gauweiler

Sample Question 3
And the National Constitutional Court Stance is...

The member states have ultimate authority to use or ignore the EU laws as they please.

Constitutional law has supremacy over EU law, as the EU law is only enacted because of the National constitution. As far as the NCC are concerned, in a conflict the National Constitutional Law will be favoured over EU law.

That EU law has absolute internal supremacy over ALL national law and derives directly from the Treaties signed by ALL member states.

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Competition Law Training For Managers

Questions: 8 | Attempts: 159 | Last updated: Jan 22, 2025

Sample Question
What is the main purpose of the Competition Law?

Prohibiting cartels

Stimulating competition in the EU market, as this has positive effects on prices, quality and diversity of products

Protecting European companies from competition from outside the EU

Eu - Indirect Effect: Structure

Questions: 11 | Attempts: 131 | Last updated: Apr 22, 2025

Sample Question
When should Indirect Effect (Consistent Interpretation) be considered in the exam?

First before anything else

After Direct Effect and Direct Applicability

Before Alternatives to Litigation

It doesn't really matter...

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