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Chronique de droit européen de la consommation 2021 – 2022

in Journal de Droit Européen (2022)

Overview and critical analysis of relevant political decisions, newly passed legislation and all jugements rendered by the CJEU in the field of European consumer law.

Panorama de droit de la consommation 2021

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Panorama de droit de la consommation 2020

in Recueil Dalloz (2021)

Summary Report

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Concluding Remarks on the Legal Frameworks of Tracing Applications

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Executive summary

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National Judges and the European Court of Justice

Book published by RomaTrE-Press (2021)

The impact of EU law on the Member States depends decisively on the application by national judges of principles and rules elaborated by the EU Court of Justice in response to the preliminary ruling ... [more ▼]

The impact of EU law on the Member States depends decisively on the application by national judges of principles and rules elaborated by the EU Court of Justice in response to the preliminary ruling references made by the national judges themselves. Therefore the good functioning of the complex system resulting from the interaction between the EU legal order and the Member States implies a constructive relationship between the Court of Justice and the national judges. With this premise, the volume aims to face the di culties experienced in the ‘dialogue’ between all national courts (on the merits, supreme, constitutional) and the EU Court of Justice. To this purpose the national judges themselves are called to express their opinions: they were requested to illustrate, from their experience, the drawbacks encountered in the communication with the CJEU. The voice of professors specialised in European and comparative law is then heard. [less ▲]