Chapter 8 Self-test questions

In determining whether a compensatory national remedy is sufficiently effective the CJ will consider the _________ effect that remedy will have.

The confluence of the principles of national procedural autonomy, equivalence and effectiveness: [please select all that apply]

requires a member state to replicate all the remedies against the EU institutions themselves that exist under EU law.

demands that member states must remove any national remedy that the CJ deems too strong

does not interfere if a national remedy, born in an EU context, is then applied in a purely national setting.

allows the CJ to review on some level the sufficiency of the remedies available to an applicant in domestic law when an EU matter is at stake.

The legal systems of the Member States have always had liability for legislative or judicial acts.

True

False

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