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The Constitution of Germany and the EU Law

O M Mescheryakova

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The article is devoted to the constitution of Germany. The principle of transfer of responsibility, being one of the delimitation of competence between the EU and its Member States, specifies that the Member States have voluntarily handed over part of its competence to the European Union, and it was dedicated by Member States of the EU competence. Competence of the EU is limited and it is restricted by constitution of Member States.

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The article is devoted to the constitution of Germany. The principle of transfer of responsibility, being one of the delimitation of competence between the EU and its Member States, specifies that the Member States have voluntarily handed over part of its competence to the European Union, and it was dedicated by Member States of the EU competence. Competence of the EU is limited and it is restricted by constitution of Member States.

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The article is devoted to the constitution of Germany. The principle of transfer of responsibility, being one of the delimitation of competence between the EU and its Member States, specifies that the Member States have voluntarily handed over part of its competence to the European Union, and it was dedicated by Member States of the EU competence. Competence of the EU is limited and it is restricted by constitution of Member States.

Key concepts: Constitution, Law, Political science, Law and economics, Sociology

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