Forum shopping between UNCLOS arbitration and EC adjudication - And the winner "should be" the ECJ!
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ftunivstgallen:oai:www.alexandria.unisg.ch:29773 2023-05-15T17:38:29+02:00 Forum shopping between UNCLOS arbitration and EC adjudication - And the winner "should be" the ECJ! Semmelmann, Constanze 2006-07-01 text http://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/29773/ http://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/29773/1/Semmelmann,%20Forum%20Shopping,%20ELR%20_2006_nr06.pdf en eng Radical Brain http://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/29773/1/Semmelmann,%20Forum%20Shopping,%20ELR%20_2006_nr06.pdf Semmelmann, Constanze (2006) Forum shopping between UNCLOS arbitration and EC adjudication - And the winner "should be" the ECJ! European Law Reporter (ELR), (6). 234. ISSN 1028-9690 law international courts forum shopping overlapping jurisdictions UNCLOS European Communities fragmentation of international law Journal paper NonPeerReviewed 2006 ftunivstgallen 2023-02-13T21:03:46Z http://www.eur.unisg.ch/org/eur/web.nsf/SysWebRessources/ELR_2006_06/$FILE/Ausgabe_2006_nr06.pdf case note C-459/03 Ireland and the United Kingdom (UK) disagreed on the lawfulness of certain measures taken by the UK with regard to a so-called MOX plant, situated in the Northwest of England, on the coast of the Irish Sea. Ireland cited a number of breaches of obligations relating to the protection of the maritime environment of the Irish Sea laid down in the Convention of the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic and the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea which have at least partly become an integral part of the EC legal order. Art. 292 EC establishes exclusive jurisdiction of the Community dispute settlement mechanims regarding disputes involving the interpretation and application of EC law. Instead of initiating an action based on Art. 227 EC, Ireland relied in the present case on arbitral tribunals whose constitution is provided for by the two Conventions. The question arose as to whether this constitutes a risk to the autonomy and the exclusive character of the EC jurisdictional system and thus, for the EC legal order. Article in Journal/Newspaper North East Atlantic University of St. Gallen: Research Platform Alexandria |
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http://www.eur.unisg.ch/org/eur/web.nsf/SysWebRessources/ELR_2006_06/$FILE/Ausgabe_2006_nr06.pdf case note C-459/03 Ireland and the United Kingdom (UK) disagreed on the lawfulness of certain measures taken by the UK with regard to a so-called MOX plant, situated in the Northwest of England, on the coast of the Irish Sea. Ireland cited a number of breaches of obligations relating to the protection of the maritime environment of the Irish Sea laid down in the Convention of the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic and the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea which have at least partly become an integral part of the EC legal order. Art. 292 EC establishes exclusive jurisdiction of the Community dispute settlement mechanims regarding disputes involving the interpretation and application of EC law. Instead of initiating an action based on Art. 227 EC, Ireland relied in the present case on arbitral tribunals whose constitution is provided for by the two Conventions. The question arose as to whether this constitutes a risk to the autonomy and the exclusive character of the EC jurisdictional system and thus, for the EC legal order. |
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