Remedies in EC Law: Law and Practice in the English and EC Courts
Sweet & Maxwell
Edition: 2nd Revised, 06/08/1998
EAN 9780752004693, ISBN10: 0752004697
Hardcover, 632 pages,
Knowing how to apply EC law is essential for legal practitioners in all fields. For example, practitioners may be aware of a relevant provision of EC law, but may not be sure what remedies it gives rise to and how to gain access to them. Remedies in EC Law: Law Practice in the English and EC Courts provides authoritative commentary on how to apply the law in practical situations. It demonstrates how EC law applies in the English courts; the remedies available in English courts for breach of EC law; and the remedies available in EC courts for breach of EC law. To add to the specialist analysis, the book contains precedents and sample pleadings - plus a new table of procedural rules and over 150 new cases with full references. Fully updated, this edition alerts practitioners to significant developments and includes analysis of: * The liability of the state in damages (Brasserie du Pecheur v Germany, R v Sec of State for Transport ex p Factortame Ltd, R v HM Treasury exp BT plc and R v Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries ex p Hedley Lomas (Ireland) Ltd. * The setting aside of national procedural rules (eg Emmot, Steenhorst-Neerings, Rewe and Comet) * Judicial review of Community acts (eg the issue of individual concern in the context of Article 173)
This book provides a clear, concise and detailed explanation of, and guide to, the protection of Community rights in national and Community courts. Practitioners should reach for this book as soon as they spot an issue of Community Law. The Law Society's Gazette (on a previous edition).