ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURAL LAW OF THE EUROPEAN UNION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE 1

According to the explanation of the Article, in practice the general principles of EU contract law will be derived from the French law on public contracts. [...]the following procedures would be excluded: * Infringement procedures based on Articles 258, 259, 260 and 265 TFEU; * State aid procedures...

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Published inPro Publico Bono - Magyar Kozigazgatas pp. 122 - 129
Main Author Juhász, Endre
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Budapest National University of Public Service 01.01.2017
Subjects
Administrative law
Administrative procedure
Annulment
Attorneys
Aviation
Councils
Government aid
Government contracts
International law
Justice
Law
Legislation
Monetary policy
Regulation of financial institutions
Treaties
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Summary:According to the explanation of the Article, in practice the general principles of EU contract law will be derived from the French law on public contracts. [...]the following procedures would be excluded: * Infringement procedures based on Articles 258, 259, 260 and 265 TFEU; * State aid procedures based on article 107 TFEU except when the Commission takes measures imposing obligations on undertakings or associations (Article 6a and 6b of Council regulation 659/1999); * Procedures in the area of economic and monetary policy (Title VIII of Part Three of the TFEU). The starting point should be that according to the case law, the Union has a complete system of legal remedies and procedures designed to ensure judicial review of the legality of the acts of the institutions. According to the case law of the Court, only the violation of essential procedural requirements can justify an annulment or a declaration of invalidity.
ISSN:2063-9058
2063-9066