EC Law

European Community (EC) Law refers to the set of legal rules and regulations that govern the European Union’s member countries. It ensures uniform standards across countries in areas such as trade, consumer rights, environmental protection, and competition. EC Law overrides national laws when there’s a conflict, aiming to promote cooperation, free movement of goods, people, and services, and to establish a harmonious economic and social space within Europe. It is enforced by courts like the European Court of Justice, helping to create legal consistency and integrative stability among member states.