EU litigation law
Bachelor 3rd year
Record #32
EU litigation law
Legal order of the European Union ; Hierarchy of norms ; Incorporating EU legislation into national law ; Judicial system of the EU ; European Court of Justice ; Refe
rences for a preliminary ruling ; Actions for annulment ; Actions for failure to fulfil obligations ; Application for compensation ; Actions for failure to act ; Plea of illegality ; Responsibility of Member States
The aim of this course is to train students in European Union litigation with a first section dedicated to the architecture of the European court system (competent national or european courts). In a second section, teaching focuses on all the remedies (actions for failure to fulfil obligations, actions for failure to act, actions for annulment, application for compensation, and references for a preliminary ruling). For each one, the legal basis, the parties, the procedure, the effects and the competent court will be examined. In connection with ongoing European news, this lesson will allow students to achieve theoretical and working knowledge, that can be used during work or academic situations.
Bachelor 3rd year
Law
3
At the end of this training, students should be able to :
- master legal rules, specific to European Union disputes (before the French courts and the CJEU)
- apply european remedies in concrete situations
- analyse and comment on legal basics, jurisprudence, and the European doctrine
- know about research tools and the European Union legal source mapping
Benoît Blottin - MCF - Hourly volume: 33
33
Campus-based teaching
2