Recent case law of the General Court and the Court of justice analyzes for the first time the amendments contained in the Treaty of Lisbon concerning individual's access to justice. The article criticizes the approach followed by the Courts and demonstrates how it doesn't fill the gaps existing during the application of art. 230 TEC, opening some new problems. Therefore it's wondered what the States can do as so to assure the completeness of EU judicial system. Noting that some competences can't logically be left to Member States, concluding remarks are dedicated to the compatibility of this system with the due process right.
La legittimazione attiva dei privati nel ricorso per annullamento: quali novità a seguito del Trattato di Lisbona?
MARINO, SILVIA
2014-01-01
Abstract
Recent case law of the General Court and the Court of justice analyzes for the first time the amendments contained in the Treaty of Lisbon concerning individual's access to justice. The article criticizes the approach followed by the Courts and demonstrates how it doesn't fill the gaps existing during the application of art. 230 TEC, opening some new problems. Therefore it's wondered what the States can do as so to assure the completeness of EU judicial system. Noting that some competences can't logically be left to Member States, concluding remarks are dedicated to the compatibility of this system with the due process right.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.