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Eurasian Economic Union: Bodies, Practice, Law
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S1605-65900000622-5-1
DOI
10.12737/jrp.2023.061
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Tatyana Neshataeva 
Occupation: Judge of the Court of the Eurasian Economic Union; Head of the Department of International Law, Russian State University of Justice
Affiliation:
Russian State University of Justice
Court of the Eurasian Economic Union
Address: Moscow, Russia; Minsk, Belarus
Edition
Volume 27 No. 5
Pages
187-201
Abstract

The article summarizes the experience of the creation and development of the law of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) as an international supranational organization of regional economic integration. From an international legal point of view, the author gives an overview of the EAEU institutional system, paying special attention to the competence of the EAEU Court. Analyzing the decisions and advisory opinions issued by the EAEU Court, the author indicates the spheres of economy and public relations in which the EAEU Court had the greatest impact on the development of the law of the Union and its member states. Unresolved issues in the activities of the EAEU Court were noted, such as the protection of the rights of entrepreneurs, the enforcement of decisions of the Court, its relationship with national courts, methods of decision-making in the EAEU bodies.

Part of the article is devoted to the scientific justification of the decisions of the EAEU Court. The author analyzes the system of sources of international law, focusing on the general principles of law, since the function of these norms to overcome gaps in law suggests that they can be used in this capacity in international law, being historically formed by the common principle of all legal systems. Examples of the application of the principles of international law in the practice of the EAEU Court are given. The issue of the precedent nature of the uniform legal positions of the EAEU Court is considered and it is concluded that the Court, establishing in the reasoning part of the decision a uniform understanding and interpretation of the norms of the EAEU law and repeating it in similar circumstances, regardless of the subject matter and the parties to the dispute, creates a position that will exist in practice, repeating from decision to decision, or it will switch to positive law.

Keywords
Eurasian integration, Eurasian Economic Union, Court of the Eurasian Economic Union, principles of international law, precedent, uniform legal position
Date of publication
12.05.2023
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