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The Future of Remedies in Europe by Claire Kilpatrick, Tonia Novitz and Paul Skidmore. Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2000, xlii + 295 + (index) 8pp (£35.00 hardback). ISBN 1 84113 082 6.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2018

M G Ross
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Legal Studies , Volume 21 , Issue 3 , September 2001 , pp. 521 - 526
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Copyright © Society of Legal Scholars 2001

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References

1. See W Van Gerven ‘Of rights, remedies and procedures’ (2000) 37 CML Rev 501.

2. T Tridimas ‘Liability for breach of Community law: growing up and mellowing down?’ (2001) 38 CML Rev 301 at 304.

3. P Legrand ‘European legal systems are not converging’ (1996) 45 ICLQ 761. See also generally, Snyder, F (ed) The Europeanisation of Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2000)Google Scholar.

4. Case C-150/99 Sweden v Stockholm Lindöpark Aktiebolag et al, Opinion 26 September 2000, para 59.

5. Case C-352/98P Laboratoires Pharmaceutiques Bergaderm (2000) ECR 1-5291.

6. R v Secretary of State for Transport, ex p Factortame Ltd and ors (No 7) (2001) 1 WLR 942 per Judge John Toulmin QC.

7. Case C-128192 H J Banks v British Coal (1994) ECR I-1209.

8. See eg Case C-370/90 R v Immigration Tribunal and Surinder Singh, exp Secretary of State for the Home Department (1992) ECR I-4265.

9. Particularly Case C-48/98 Guimont, judgment 5 December 2000. See also Case-254/98 TK-Heimdienst (2000) ECR I-151.

10. See examples in P Dyrberg ‘Horizontal direct effect v. duty of construction in the EEA? The Norwegian view’ (2001) 26 ELR 198.

11. See further Van Gerven, W, Lever, J and Larouche, P Tort Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, Casebooks for the Common Law of Europe series, 2001)Google Scholar.