“European Court – case 106/77 presentation”
I. Introduction
The European Union is a unique example of integration and unification. Alone integration process is complicated and complex. It had a crucial role in countries with their interests and aspirations, political situation, as well as key political figures who support or hinder this process by all means take place.
European Union has been passing through various associations, contracts and transformations to reach its present development.
The Treaty of Maastricht in 1992 -1993 makes the existence of the European Union into fact. The Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009 and transformed the EU. The aim is to make it a flexible union, to strengthen its position in the international arena, which can be achieved through institutional changes and facilitate the process of decision making. The priorities are to achieve transparency and efficiency.
The EU is founded on the principles of law and click on the corresponding as it he has his autonomous judiciary that is independent of those of the Member States.
Over time, the EU judicial system underwent major development and reforms resulting from the ever increasing number of cases, and EU enlargement.
The Court of Justice was established in 1952 and since then it is located in Luxembourg. Its original name was Court of the European Coal and Steel Community. Its name was changed to the Court of Justice in 1958, which is used by 2009. After the Lisbon Treaty its new name is the Court of Justice.
The Court of Justice structure consists of the General Court, the EU and the Tribunal, each of which with its own functions and responsibilities. The composition of the Court (also called the European Court) comprising 27 judges and eight advocates-general. General Court is the first instance, which examines cases of a general nature, but the Tribunal is a specialized. The specialized Tribunal has seven judges appointed by the Council for six years, but there is possibility of
The European Union is a unique example of integration and unification. Alone integration process is complicated and complex. It had a crucial role in countries with their interests and aspirations, political situation, as well as key political figures who support or hinder this process by all means take place.
European Union has been passing through various associations, contracts and transformations to reach its present development.
The Treaty of Maastricht in 1992 -1993 makes the existence of the European Union into fact. The Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009 and transformed the EU. The aim is to make it a flexible union, to strengthen its position in the international arena, which can be achieved through institutional changes and facilitate the process of decision making. The priorities are to achieve transparency and efficiency.
The EU is founded on the principles of law and click on the corresponding as it he has his autonomous judiciary that is independent of those of the Member States.
Over time, the EU judicial system underwent major development and reforms resulting from the ever increasing number of cases, and EU enlargement.
The Court of Justice was established in 1952 and since then it is located in Luxembourg. Its original name was Court of the European Coal and Steel Community. Its name was changed to the Court of Justice in 1958, which is used by 2009. After the Lisbon Treaty its new name is the Court of Justice.
The Court of Justice structure consists of the General Court, the EU and the Tribunal, each of which with its own functions and responsibilities. The composition of the Court (also called the European Court) comprising 27 judges and eight advocates-general. General Court is the first instance, which examines cases of a general nature, but the Tribunal is a specialized. The specialized Tribunal has seven judges appointed by the Council for six years, but there is possibility of
References: 1.http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2009-05/tra-doc-bg-arret-c-0106-1977-200802153-05_01.pdf 2.http://eurlex.europa.eu/smartapi/cgi/sga_doc?smartapi!celexplus!prod!CELEXnumdoc&numdoc=61977J0106&lg=EN 3. http://pravo-es.blogspot.com/2009/03/blog-post.html