The present contribution intends to provide a brief analysis of the recent judgments in the annulment proceedings brought before the European Court of Justice by Poland and Hungary concerning the alleged non-compliance with the Treaties of the conditionality mechanism (Regulation (EU) 2020/2092). The judgments may be deemed as a further step in defining the rule of law within the European Union legal order, as they shed new light on this instrument, adopted in order to tackle violations of that Union’s fundamental value that bear negative consequences for the EU’s budget.
Sachetti, V. (2022). A New Chapter in the Never-Ending Rule of Law Saga in the EU: the Judgment on the Annulment of the Conditionality Mechanism. ROMA TRE LAW REVIEW(1), 149-156.
A New Chapter in the Never-Ending Rule of Law Saga in the EU: the Judgment on the Annulment of the Conditionality Mechanism
Viviana Sachetti
2022-01-01
Abstract
The present contribution intends to provide a brief analysis of the recent judgments in the annulment proceedings brought before the European Court of Justice by Poland and Hungary concerning the alleged non-compliance with the Treaties of the conditionality mechanism (Regulation (EU) 2020/2092). The judgments may be deemed as a further step in defining the rule of law within the European Union legal order, as they shed new light on this instrument, adopted in order to tackle violations of that Union’s fundamental value that bear negative consequences for the EU’s budget.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
