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Defrenne II
- Question of national law, an individual wants to invoke a provision of a Treaty against another individual
Simmenthal II
- Individual may have a right under a regulation against another individual
- A party or the court argues that a national court has to wait for the intervention of the national constitutional court/legislator before it can disapply a national rule contrary to EU law
Van Gend + Loos
- Question of national law, an individual wants to invoke a provision of a Treaty against State
Marshall
- Individual wants to invoke a provision of Directive against State
Leonesio
- Individual wants to invoke an article of a Regulation
Egenberger
- Individual wants to invoke a Charter provision in national Court
- Indirect effect
Bauer
- Individual wants to invoke a Charter provision in national Court
Council v Commission
Commission wants to withdraw its proposal
Faccini Dori
- Indirect effect if Directive
- Economic loss as a consequence of the failure of a Member State to transpose a Directive in time
Chernobyl
- Cases of legal disputes
Ireland v European Parliament + Council
- Cases of legal disputes
Tobacco Advertising I
- Cases of legal disputes relating to article 114 TFEU
- Principle of Proportionality, Subsidiarity
(Measure invalid (too broad, not really internal market))
Costa v Enel
- Party argues that the provision of national law is superior or more recent than the EU Law provision or more enshrined in the national constitution
Solange I
- Party argues that a national law should prevail over an EU Law. E.g. more recent, national provision is enshrined in national constitution, other reasons
Rewe
- Procedural rules, rules of national law determine how a right under EU law can be exercised at the national level
Brasserie du pecheur + Factortame
- Economic loss as a consequence of a breach of EU Law by a Member State
British American Tobacco
- Proportionality
- Cases of legal disputes relating to article 114 TFEU
- Principle of Proportionality, Subsidiarity
(Measure valid (actually improves market functioning))
- Addition for: Tobacco Advertising I
Alliance for Natural Health
- Intensity of judicial review
- Proportionality of harmonisation measures
- Precautionary principle
- Conflict between EU law and national law
- Addition for: Tobacco Advertising I
R v Department of Transport
- Conflict between EU law and national law
- Addition for: Simmenthal II, Factortame