EU Law Flashcards
The first founding Treaty was:
Treaty on the Coal and Steel Community
The European Union was created:
On the basis the Maastricht Treaty of 1992
The citizenship of the European Union was introduced:
By the Maastricht Treaty of 1992
The European Union in comparison to other organizations (e.g. WIPO, WTO) is peculiar because it is:
supranational organization
Choose the correct answers: the principle of proportionality
governs the use of EU competences
sets limits on EU institutions for interference with fundamental rights
is applied to all categories of EU competences
Principle of subsidiarity (subsidiarity) as a principle of EU law:
refers only to the fields covered by the non-exclusive competence of the European Union
Enhanced cooperation was introduced:
In the Treaty of Amsterdam, 1999
Enhanced cooperation may be established:
In the area of non-exclusive competences of the EU
Outside the common foreign and security policy authorisation to proceed with the enhanced cooperation shall be granted by
Decision of the Commission
Enhanced cooperation:
Is open for any Member State that wishes to participate in enhanced cooperation in progress
Acts adopted in the framework of enhanced cooperation:
Bind only participating Member States
The Court of Justice of the European Union initially objected to the creation of the Unified patent Court because:
the envisaged agreement creating a Unified Patent Litigation System (named European and Community Patents Court) it presented a threat to the preservation of the very nature of European Union law
The European Parliament:
Is co-legislative power, together with the Council of the European Union
The sources of EU primary law include:
accession treaties
Regulation as a source of Union law:
- is directly applicable
- shall be binding in its entirety