COMUNITARIAN EUROPEAN UNION LAW – CONSTITUTIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT LAW

Abstract

Communitarian EU law and International Contract law are bound by unbreakable bond, which are (links) in different ways and in different circumference interpreted in legal theory. Communitarian law used to be a classical International law based on international treaties (Paris and Rome Treaty). Since the 60s, the European Court of Jus- tice has, by its own decisions, created a different view of the European legal order. Therefore, the European law is no longer a purely international law, but is increasingly becoming an independent legal system. Due to the existence of supremacy of legal systems of the Member States, it is as such accepted by the Member States, as well as by the National Courts.

Differences in interpretation of legal norms and the nature of community law and communitarian relations as well as the international contract law made us choose this topic. The matter which treats this work is omnipre- sent, in constant change, and there is no single theoretical stance or attitude on the role of Communitarian law and its connection with International treaty law. Committing ourselves to this topic, we gave ourselves the task that through this work we will give answers to some questions, which are very interesting, with the ultimate goal to furt- her shed more light on the nature of Communitarian law (the formation, development and deployment) in the context of International treaty law.