The CJEU has developed a line of case law in which national procedural rules have been tested against the EU law requirement of effectiveness (i.e. case law on national procedural autonomy and effective judicial protection). In the framework of my Ph.D research I am looking for national court decisions throughout the EU that have used the CJEU's case law to set aside national rules of civil procedure. Alternatively, cases in which national courts have given a new interpretation to rules of national civil procedure in order to bring them in line with the EU law requirement of effecctiveness are also welcome. Many thanks in advance!
The Constitutional Court of Turkya ihas invalidated a governemental decision to forbid usage of Twitter to dissemitate political contest, because it was uncompatible with the freedom of speech.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/21/turkey-blocks-twitter-prime-minister
Janek, I think that if you could provide more specifically the CJEU cases you have in mind, then one could look at national cases that cite your CJEU cases....(I think this is the easiest way to detect national cases)
You may want to check what happened in the UK after the Factortame decision(s) of the ECJ. I bet there are a number of national decisions following up...
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