العلاقة الدولية بين محكمة عدل الاتحاد الأوروبي وأعضائها

Abstract EN

The Court of Justice of the European Union hears cases and considers legal issues involving EU law that are presented to it.

The American system of hierarchical traits is not present in the European Union.

The relationship between the Court of Justice of the European Union and the courts of the member states of the Union is a cooperative relationship and has implications to the extent that the judgments of the Court of Justice have an effective and productive legal value.

This is in order to place the Court of Justice of the Union or be considered in the position of the Supreme Court of the courts of the States of the Union.

The Court of Justice of the Union interprets the laws in a binding interpretation of the national courts, which leads to the possibility of reliance on the judgments of the Court of Justice and the obligation to implement the judgments issued by the Court of Justice of the Union in accordance with the Charter of the Court.

If the National Court refers a case to the Court of Justice and it has been answered previously, the Court of Justice can issue a ruling on the matter through a reasoned judicial order that binds and confirms its previous judgment.