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Chapter 10 Self-Test Questions
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The classification of a judicial body under domestic law is not relevant to whether that body is a court or tribunal for the purposes of EU law.
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An arbitration tribunal is within the meaning of 'court or tribunal'.
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The only limit on calling the validity of EU measures into question in a national court is that a national court cannot declare EU measures ________.
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Which of the following statements does
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describe the true effect of Article 267 TFEU?
Article 267 TFEU allows the CJ to interpret the TFEU.
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To pass a judgment on the compatibility of domestic law with EU law.
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When to refer or what to refer is solely reserved to national courts.
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There are no formal requirements on the framing of the questions.
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What are the reasons why the CJ might reject a reference? [Select all that apply]
The CJ does not have an opening for the case to be heard within two years
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The referring court has not included sufficient factual or other information to enable the CJ to give a ruling on the question referred
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The proceedings are artificial.
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The matter is purely internal: while it may concern EU law on some level, there is no cross-border element.
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The referring court is the lowest court in that Member State's legal system.
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The reference is not, in the view of the CJ, objectively needed to resolve the dispute.
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The parties had standing under Article 263 TFEU but did not use it, they instead brought an Article 267 TFEU reference from a domestic court.
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The reference concerns a matter on which the CJ itself is unsure.
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The CJ decision in
Lyckeshog
(case C-99/00) is important because:
the CJ adopted the 'concrete theory' which defines the scope of Article 267(3) TFEU.
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the CJ adopted the 'abstract theory' which defines the scope of Article 267(3).
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a court or a tribunal of a Member State is not under a duty to refer for preliminary rulings matters relating to EU law.
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Article 267(3) is not mandatory where a decision on a matter of Union law is not necessary. In
CILFIT Sly
(Case 283/81) the CJ clarified that there would be no duty to refer if: [Please select all that apply]
the question of EU law is irrelevant.
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there has been a previous CJ decision on a slightly similar matter.
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the provision has already been interpreted by the CJ, even though the questions at issue are not strictly identical.
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The correct application is so obvious as to leave no scope for reasonable doubt.
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Courts or Tribunals which do not fall within Article 267(3) TFEU have an ____________ in the matter of referral.
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