EU law

The CJEU found making the grant of a residence permit subject to specific conditions to be compatible with EU law but commented that treatment of residence permit issues must be based on a procedural system which is "easily accessible and capable of ensuring that the persons concerned will have their applications dealt with objectively and within a reasonable time, and refusals to grant a permit must be capable of being challenged in judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings." (70) One can ask, for instance, whether "easily accessible" equals "not practically impossible or excessively difficult" or does it exceed the requirements set by the traditional principle of effectiveness.

The letter informs that EU law envisages that the repayment of deposits start within20 days from the moment when the bank stopped functioning and it was clear that there was no possibility of it resuming its activity.

Geared toward the study of European Union law in Bachelor of Laws (LLB), postgraduate, or conversion course in England, this work contains chapters discussing the constitution and character of EU law, the institutions of the European Union, the sources of European law, enforcement of EU law, the relationship between EU law and national law, law of the internal market, Art 34 and Art 35 and the free movement of goods, Art 30 and customs tariffs, Art 110 and discriminatory taxation, Art 45 and the free movement of workers, Art 49 and freedom of establishment, Art 56 and the Right to Provide Services, EU Competition Law, Art 157 and anti-discrimination law, and the social dimension.

For the Court of Justice, EU law does not guarantee maternity or adoption leave to a mother who has used a surrogate to have a baby

So long as we stay in the EU, there is nothing we can do but keep on paying benefits to anyone entitled under EU law to claim them.

Over the past decade, there has been increasing evidence describing the infringement of EU citizen's fundamental rights, the core of European federalism, the enlargement of EU law's personal scope following the creation of EU citizenship, and the right to free movement enjoyed by Union citizens.

The European Parliament approved, in plenary on 23 May, a draft regulation that writes into EU law the new international rules designed to reduce illegal catches of bluefin tuna in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.

Beginning with its famous Walrave and Koch judgment in 1974 (1) the Court of Justice has subjected sport to the requirements of what was then EC law, and is now EU law, in so far as it constitutes an economic activity.

The Commission's case focuses on the UK Government's regulation of the use of such tracking technology which, in the Commission's view, does not currently meet the Government's obligations under EU law.

A European Commission spokeswoman said: "We would very much hope and expect that following the European Commission's intervention we would swiftly see a clarification from KLM of their policy, so that it is in line with the EU law.

Ryanair said it was prepared to close its Marseille base should it continue to be the subject of what it said was false reporting in the French media or what it considers to be unlawful prosecution (under current EU law) by Aix-en-Provence investigators.