DIFFICUTIES REGARDING THE ASSIMILATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION RULES AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION WITHIN THE NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS
Keywords:
legal transplant, legal integration, private property, foreign citizen, stateless personAbstract
The reports between the European Union Law and the national law proved to have a complex character, not only evolutions and positive aspects being acknowledged, but also some difficulties in what it concerns, on one hand the assimilation of the European Union rules and, on the other hand, their implementation within the national legal systems. Not once it has been acknowledged the occurrence of some conflicts between the European Union legal provisions and the national legal provisions.In order to harmonize the Romanian legislation with the European Union legislation in private property law matters, the Romanian law makes a distinction between the acquisition way of the property by the citizens of European Union member states or by the citizens of European Economic Space and by the citizens of other states.
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Laura, Maria, Crăciunescu. (2010) Necesitatea armonizării legislaţiei româneşti cu legislaţia comunitară. Scurtă discuţie privind dobândirea dreptului de proprietate privată de către cetăţenii străini în contextul armonizării legislative, Universul Juridic Publishing House, Bucharest.
Sofia, Popescu. (2012) Cultura juridică, concept cheie în cercetarea căilor integrării europene în domeniul dreptului), Romanian Academy Publishing House, no. ¾.
Law no. 312 from 10th of November 2005 regarding the acquisition of the private property right on the lands by foreign citizens and stateless persons and also by foreign legal persons
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2018-01-18
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LACRARU, F.-B., & ARTENE, D. A. (2018). DIFFICUTIES REGARDING THE ASSIMILATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION RULES AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION WITHIN THE NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS. Jurnalul De Studii Juridice, 10(1-2). Retrieved from https://www.lumenpublishing.com/journals/index.php/jls/article/view/249
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International Law. European Law. Comparative Law