Initially, Article 19 (1), second paragraph, TEU was used as an aid to interpretation. However, it has since become a self-standing ground for the review of national measures affecting the principle of effective judicial protection.…
As the EU Courts’ docket of legal disputes involving uncertain scientific appraisals grows, questions about how the EU judges engage with science appear. This engagement may impact our understanding of ‘legality’ in the judicial review…
1. Introduction This is the last blog post of a series stemming from the virtual seminar ‘Judicial Control of Administrative Cooperation in Tax Matters, Taxpayers’ Rights and the Notion of “Foreseeable Relevance” in light of…
Introduction: institutional choice and constitutional principle The line of case-law initiated by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) with the Berlioz ruling in 2017 has been hailed as a major development in…
1. Introduction This post aims to critically examine the evolution of the application of Article 47 of the Charter in certain tax cases. ‘Tax cases’ is a general term that comprises two vast areas of…