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C/L/860. An examination of EU and Parliamentary Sovereignty

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2011
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This paper examines the EU and parliamentary sovereignty, and begins by evaluating the Treaty of Paris 1951. This is followed by a discussion of the Single European Act 1986, the Maastricht Treaty 1992, the EC legal order, The Council of Ministers, The European Commission (EC), The European Parliament, and the European Court of Justice. The paper concludes by summarising the law that UK courts are required to play by.

 

KEYWORDS: EU Sovereignty, Parliamentary sovereignty, Treaty of Paris 1951, Single European Act 1986, Maastricht Treaty 1992, the EC legal order, The Council of Ministers, The European Commission, EC, The European Parliament, the European Court of Justice,

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