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Yes, but those technicalities were not well understood (by any party). The law in this area is poorly defined and has not yet been well exercised.
by rusk 6y ago
Yes, but those technicalities were not well understood (by any party). The law in this area is poorly defined and has not yet been well exercised.
- jgilias 6y agoLike thepangolino says, this is exactly what I fell satisfied about. I'm not really arguing that the overall outcome is desirable. I'm simply satisfied that the European Commision is indeed shown to be a subject of the law, not the other way around, as many people tend to believe both inside and outside of the EU. EDIT: A further note. If this eventually makes the combined body of EU institutions come up with clearer laws, all the better.
- rusk 6y agoI understand you now but would you have been as satisfied if the ruling had gone the other way? On the basis of a clear legal ruling of course.