Remedies for breach of EC law
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Remedies for breach of EC law
（Wiley series in European law）
Wiley, 1997
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In instances of non-compliance of rules and regulations from Brussels there are a number of remedies available to individuals and organizations. The 1996 beef crisis has also highlighted the need for effective remedies at both government and individual level when a breach of EU law is suspected. The Inter-Governmental Conference in 1996 should also keep interest high. This text covers the areas of importance to European law practitioners and academics, with the rights of individuals becoming increasingly important. It includes contributions examining the question and effectiveness of remedies from the Italian, Swedish and French perspectives. The book also looks at examples of remedies at work in certain sectors, such as sex discrimination, environment and education. The contributors include: S. Prechal; A. Arnull; F. Jacobs, QC; G. De Burca; E. Sharpston; Orif L. Neville Browne, OBE; E. Szyszczak; G.E. Tickle; M. Johnson; C. Tyler; D. Chalmers; and A. Biondi.
Table of Contents
- PART I: EC Requirements for an Effective Remedy
- Rights and Remedies: Restraint or Activism?
- Enforcing European Rights and Obligations in National Courts: Striking the Balance
- National Procedural Rules and Remedies: The Changing Approach of the Court of Justice
- Interim Relief in National Courts
- The Relationship between Actions for Annulment and References on Validity after TWD Deggendorf
- National Protection of Community Rights: Reconciling Autonomy and Effectiveness
- The Availability of Interdicts for Breach of EC Law before Scottish Courts
- Are National Remedies the Only Way Forward? Widening the Scope of Article 215(2) of the Treaty of Rome
- PART II: Remedies in Sex Discrimination Cases
- Remedies for Breach of EC Environmental Law in UK Courts
- Community Competition Law, Recovering Dames in the English Courts, New Area? False Dawn!
- The Community Trade Mark Courts, The Renaissance of an Epistemic Community?
- Remedies, the Common Market and Cultural Property
- Remedies After the Social Policy Agreement
- PART III: Remedies for Breach of EC Law Before Swedish Courts
- Remedies for Breach of EC Law Before French Courts.
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