JUDCOOP CASE
Hungary, Supreme Court, Judgement of 29 October 2014
Conflict:
Conflict of rights
Judicial interaction techniques:
Interpretative techniques - Consistent interpretation - Interaction between courts - Equivalent protection
Judicial interaction type:
Vertical interaction - External
Categories: Supreme Court - Non-discrimination - Art. 21 - Non-discrimination - Art. 14 - Prohibition of discrimination - Protocol 12 Art.1 - General prohibition of discrimination
JUDCOOP CASE
Romania, Court of Appeal Cluj, Judgement of May 31st 2013
Conflict:
Conflict of rights
Judicial interaction techniques:
Interpretative techniques - Consistent interpretation - Interaction between provisions - Interaction between rights - Interaction between courts - Margin of appreciation
Judicial interaction type:
Vertical interaction - External - Internal
Categories: Romania - Ordinary Court - Non-discrimination - Art. 21 - Non-discrimination - Protocol 12 Art.1 - General prohibition of discrimination
JUDCOOP CASE
Romania, Court of Appeal Targu Mures, Sindicatul Liber, Judgement of 03 June 2009
Conflict:
Conflict of interpretation
Judicial interaction techniques:
Interpretative techniques - Consistent interpretation - Interaction between provisions - Disapplication - Interaction between courts - Margin of appreciation - Dissenting judicial interpretation
Judicial interaction type:
External - Supra-national level - Internal - Vertical interaction
Categories: Romania - National Courts - Ordinary Court - Art. 7 - Respect for private and family life - Art. 17 - Right to property - Art. 21 - Non-discrimination - Gender - Art. 48 - Presumption of innocence and right of defence - Art. 8 - Right to respect for private and family life - Art. 14 - Prohibition of discrimination - Protocol 12 Art.1 - General prohibition of discrimination
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