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Community Law in the Member-States

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Community law now constitutes an integral part of the member-countries’ legal system. The courts in those countries must implement Community law in litigation within their own jurisdiction where Community law requires. A number of treaty provisions impose, in binding and self-sufficient terms, obligations on the member-states, the acceptance of which confers both rights and obligations on individuals which must be upheld by the municipal courts in those states.

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© 1976 John Paxton and Mrs L. Walsh

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Paxton, J. (1976). Community Law in the Member-States. In: The Developing Common Market. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02758-3_6

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