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Title: Revoking the irrevocable : the need to give taxpayers an effective protection of rights granted by the EC treaty even in the case of final non-appealable acts
Other Titles: Legal remedies in European tax law
Authors: Attard, Robert
Keywords: Taxation -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries
European Court of Justice
European Court of Human Rights
Right of property -- European Union countries -- Cases
Law -- International unification
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: IBFD Publications
Citation: Attard, R. (2009). Revoking the irrevocable: the need to give taxpayers an effective protection of rights granted by the EC treaty even in the case of final non-appealable acts. In P. Pistone (Ed.), Legal remedies in European tax law (pp. 515-537). Amsterdam: IBFD.
Abstract: The European Court of Justice (hereinafter: ECJ or Court) has, in the course of its workings, established three fundamental principles:
• Community law has a direct effect in the Member States and consequently European citizens may rely directly on Community provisions before their national courts;
• The primacy of Community law, EU law, overrides domestic law;
• The liability of a Member State to individuals for damage caused to them by an infringement of Community law by that State.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/122002
ISBN: 9789087220655
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