- Primary law mainly includes the Treaties; the most important of which was originally the Treaty of Rome itself
- Secondary law is legislation passed by the institutions of the Union under Article 288 (Treaty on the functioning of the European Union)
- This secondary legislation consists of 3 types: regulations, directives and decisions
- Case law of the CJEU can also be considered a source of law
Wednesday, 2 October 2019
E.U Law
There are two main types of E.U law: primary and secondary.
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