Articles tagged as EU Law
EU law, or European Union law, is a system of law that is specific to the 28 members of the European Union. This system overrules the national law of each member country if there is a conflict between the national law and the EU law.
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Terrorism and Human Rights Essays
General Law
Terrorism and Human Rights Essays - Use Our Free Law Essays To Help You With Your Law Course...
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
English Traditional Rules and Brussels I Regulation
Commercial Law
In seeking to discuss whether the idea that “Commercial jurisdictional rules should be constructed to ensure that justice can be achieved ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Consider the Challenges for the Law of Trademarks
Business Law
The intellectual property law classifies trademarks into two main categories- traditional or the conventional marks and the non- traditional or the......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Concept of Proportionality in Law
Administrative Law
The concept of proportionality originates in German administrative law. In R (Daly) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, Lord Steyn ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Abuse of a Dominant Position in Business
Business Law
An aspect that must be taken into account when defining the dominant position is the extent to which a customer would choose one product over another....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
The Limitations on the Application
EU Law
In the previous section, the general scope of the Article 34 TFEU and how it gained its current form via case law (Dassonville Case) have been ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Aspects of the Doctrine of Supremacy
EU Law
This work will look at four cases that considered aspects of the doctrine of supremacy. This work has particular emphasis on internet resources....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Anti Dumping As a Form of Protectionism
International Law
Dumping can be defined as the act of a manufacturer in one country exporting a product to another country at a price which is either below ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Protect the Environment Requires Strict Enforcement
EU Law
To begin with a brief explanation of what Secondary legislation is? It is law made by an executive authority under powers given to them by primary legislation in order to implement and administer the requirements......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
End of the Real Seat Theory
EU Law
In a long awaited judgement delivered on 5 November 2002,(1) the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that it is incompatible with the freedom of establishment guaranteed in Arts....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
The Council of Europe and Cybercrime
EU Law
The Council of Europe was founded in 1949 by 10 member countries. Today, it is made up of 47 countries, including all members of the European Union....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
R (Bidar) v London Borough of Ealing
EU Law
Analyse the Court of Justice ruling in The Queen (on application of Dany Bidar) v London Borough of Ealing & Secretary of State for Education and Skills...
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
How Far Is the European Commission the Motor of European Integration?
EU Law
“The Commission is sometimes called the motor of European integration, not......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
European Community and National Law
EU Law
European Community and National Law - The relationship between community and national law was established in one the earliest cases to......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
The European Union
EU Law
The European Union (EU) is the unification of at present twenty-seven independent states based on the European Communities originated to enhance political, economic and social co-operation....
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Human Rights Law
Human Rights Law
“The freedom of expression constitutes one of the essential foundations of a democratic society, one of the basic conditions for its progress and for the development of everyman”,...
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Distinguish Between Non Insane and Insane Automatism
Medical Law
When a defendant with a physical or mental incapacity commits a criminal offence, his criminal liability comes into a question. A ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Francovich v Italy
EU Law
One of the defining and controversial characteristics of the European Union has been the supranational nature of its institutions and laws....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Non-discrimination Legislation
EU Law
The European Union has actively been involved with non-discrimination legislation since the 1970s when gender equality laws were introduced....
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What is the EU?
EU Law
Cooperation between the EU member states is largely based on facilitating the free movement of goods, persons, services and capital within the EU, ......
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Take the EU Legislative Process in Its Entirety
EU Law
The European Union is mostly shaped by its institutions and much depends on the powers allocated to them. Their relationship is also important ......
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
Analysis of Euthanasia Law in Netherlands and UK
Human Rights Law
Progressive development of human rights together with medical science brings continuously discussible question of euthanasia....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
European Court of Human Rights of Transsexuals
Human Rights Law
For over the past 30 years or so, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) was 'reluctant to recognise any positive duty upon the United Kingdom� towards legal recognition of the new sexual identity of transsexuals....
Last modified: 17th Jul 2019
One of the Most Important Rights
EU Law
The meaning of the term 'worker' is a matter of European Community law and holds the same meaning in all EU Member States. The primary feature ......
Last modified: 16th Jul 2019
