Case law review of the Court of Justice of the European Union
Abstract
Sumario: I. Introducción.—II. Primera parte. Los desarrollos jurisprudenciales del Derecho de la Unión Europea 1. La competencia de la Unión Europea para firmar acuerdos internacionales y el acuerdo entre la UE y Turquía que no queda sometido a ningún control 2. Las reglas para impugnar la legalidad de actos de la Unión 3. La construcción del espacio europeo de libertad, seguridad y justicia 4. Los principios de la contratación pública 5. El derecho sancionador en materia fiscal: non bis in idem y cooperación administrativa 6. La libertad religiosa en el ámbito laboral: foros interno y externo; discriminaciones indirecta y directa 7. Los derechos de los pasajeros de transportes aéreos.—III. Segunda parte. La jurisprudencia europea provocada por los jueces españoles y sus efectos en el Derecho interno 1. Los secretarios judiciales no están facultados para plantear cuestiones prejudiciales: sentencia Margarit Panicello 2. La renuncia a los intereses de demora y costes de cobro es conforme con la Directiva sobre lucha contra la morosidad: sentencia IOS Finance 3. La discriminación entre profesores universitarios interinos y de carrera está proscrita: auto Rodrigo Sanz 4. La interpretación de la Directiva sobre cláusulas abusivas y la ejecución hipotecaria: sentencia Banco Primus 5. La Directiva sobre procedimientos de recurso en materia de contratación pública y su efecto directo en España: sentencia Marina del Mediterráneo 6. La protección social de los trabajadores móviles no afecta a su eventual despido: sentencia Pérez Retamero 7. La divergencia entre versiones lingüísticas de las Directivas debe resolverse conforme a la interpretación uniforme: sentencia Sharda Europe 8. Las ayudas de Estado en favor de las acciones sociales y educativas de la Iglesia Católica: sentencia Congregación de Escuelas Pías Provincia de Betania.—IV. Relación de las sentencias del Tribunal de Justicia comentadas.
Published online: 01 October 2017
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