Oxford University Press / Philip Morris / European Communities Act 1972 incorporated / Internationale Handelsgesellschaft mbH. / Factortame Ltd. / Hart Publishing / ENEL / Simmenthal SpA / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Belgium / France / Italy / United Kingdom / /
Facility
SpA Granital / Lord Bridge / SpA Fragd / /
IndustryTerm
positive law / case law / law dominant / internal law / law supremacy / statute law / case law concerning / milk products / continental national legal systems / law stops / constitutional law / legal systems / /
Organization
Court of Justice / Constitutional Court / United Kingdom court / Divisional Court / House of Lords / UN Court / Belgian court / German Constitutional Court / German Federal Constitutional Court / Equal Opportunities Commission / European Economic Community / European Court / Ever Closer Union / European Union / Oxford University / United Kingdom Parliament / /
Person
Jacques Vabre / Solange II / William Wade / W. Wade / Franco-Suisse Le Ski / /
Position
Counsel / Procureur General / Secretary of State / national judge / /
THE ECJ, NATIONAL COURTS AND THE SUPREMACY OF COMMUNITY LAW Paul Craig, Oxford A central issue is any future European constitution concerns the inter-relationship of national courts and the ECJ, in particular in relation