PS and EU Flashcards

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Statue for making EU law part of UK law

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European Communitites Act 1972

Eu law joined by a statutory basis

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What was the effect of EU law becoming part of UK law

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Took effect over any UK laws

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Case - EU law is supreme over inconsistent UK law

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Costa v ENEL

“The rights created by the Treaty, by virtue of their specific origional nature, cannot be judicially contracted by an international law’

Rights created by treaties are sepcial, if Eu and Uk clas, EU wins.

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Courts trying to avoid the clash of UK v EU principle coming into affect

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Cases like McCarthy and Lister,

Courts sued statutory interpretation as a tool to find that EU and national are inevitable

Lister - Courts took a purposive approach to SI to use EU common law

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Case for a clash being inevitable

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Factortame (no.1) -

Merchant shipping act (AoP) introduced.

Spanish company sought interim releif from court - Court said no as they cant override AoP

Court of Justice of the European Union held that national law should be set aside for supreme EU law

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First time coruts ignored qa sovreign domestic parliament

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factortame no 2

Lord Bridge - ‘always been duty of UK to override any rule of national law in conflict with community law’ (Paraprahse)

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Dissaplication of EU

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Aftermath of Factorame - judicial power of dissaplication of AoP shows that where National law interferes or violates with EU law, it can be dissaplies

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Barber on factorame and soverengty

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Barber - ‘After Factorame… the old absolutism of sovereignty is no longer viable’

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Miller definition

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‘PS is a fundamental principle of the UK consitution. EU law can only enjoy a status in domestic law which that principle allows’

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