European Union Law: Forms, Implications, and Implementation

European Union Law

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
JOURNAL ENTRIES......................................................................................................................5
SUMMARY.....................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
European Union law are formed on the basis of treaties that are termed as one of the
major source on which this law is generated and developed. The body of the law that are defined
through rules and regulations mentioned in the treaties are termed as the secondary source for
generation of the union law. These are based on recommendations, decisions and legislations that
are prevailing in the legal system of the country. EU come into force in 1993 when the
Maastricht Treaty come into force1. The EU law helps in securing general citizens of all the
member state that they will get equal treatment as per law and all the rights and benefits will be
available to them in same manner. This project report is based on European Union law
describing its various forms. Together with this implications of EU law and how it is done is
elaborated in this project report.
MAIN BODY
EU Law is a body of treaties, which helps the member state to implement regulations of
the union with the laws that are prevailing in the nation. European Union law is binding on all
the member state of the Union. EU law is superior to national law when a conflict between both
the laws arises then EU law will be given priority. A change in the EU law may bring change in
the national law and that will be made by all the member state as it is binding on them 11. In 1974
a important or can say a landmark case held regarding which law will be given priority. HP
Bulmer LTD and Anor V.J. Bollinger Saand Ors [1974] case law helps in establishing the
essential criteria for European courts related to domestic case.
Issue in the case:
Issue in the case is regarding whether the ruling provided by the laws of European union
can be challenged towards domestic laws.
Facts of the case:
In the provided case Legal proceeding, Bulmer introduced a product named as Babycham
which they described as 'champagne perry'. The applicant, Bollinger asserted that the suspect
were not entitled to call the product champagne as it did not belongs to champagne region of
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1 1 Terziev, V., Petkov, M. and Dragomir, K., 2018. Sources of European Union law.
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