Textbook on EC Law Book

This book aims to cover the essential principles and cases of EC law, from the constitutional, institutional and administrative, as well as substantive. By focusing on the areas of maximum academic and practical interest, the author provides both students and practitioners with an insight into the basic principles of EC law and the processes of the European Court of Justice and the relationship between domestic and Community law. This fourth edition has been revised to take account of the changes introduced bt the Maastricht Treaty and has been extensively updated to include the Court of Justice's lansdmark decisions in "Francovich, Emmott and Marshall versus Southampton AHA and the House of Lords decision in "EOC versus Secretary of State for Employment" all of which have profound implications for individuals seeking to rely on Community Law, as well as for those such as employers, public or private, on whom Community obligations may be imposed.Read More