The Legal System of Foreign Investment in Italy from the Perspective of Comparative Law
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DOI: 10.23977/ieesasm.2019.109
Author(s)
Yuyi Huang, Lei Jing
Corresponding Author
Yuyi Huang
ABSTRACT
to Introduce the Current Legal System in Italy, We Cannot Avoid the Fact That It is a Member of the European Community. the Same is True. in Terms of Obligations, the Rome Treaty Requires Every Member of the European Community to Cooperate in the Supplementary Provisions of the European Community Law and the Realization of the European Community Policies, Especially in the Consideration of the Consistency and Coordination with the Laws of Various Countries, Which Will Produce Important and Long-Term Results and Effects. This Result and Influence Can Be Summarized as Follows: Firstly, as a Source of Law, the European Community Law Has the Effect of Surpassing the National Common Law; Secondly, the Judges of a Country Have the Obligation Not to Apply the Laws and Regulations Adopted by the Congress, the Government and the Ministries Which Are Contrary to the European Community Law When Dealing with Some Special Cases; Finally, in Case of Involving the Interpretation of the European Community, the National Judges of the Intermediate Court Have the Understanding the Judge of the Court of Final Appeal Has the Duty to Visit the Judge of the Supreme Court of Europe for the Judicial Interpretation of His Own Affairs. This Means That under the Ec Law, a Principle of Judicial Restraint is Being Applied, Although to a Large Extent, the Continental Law Countries Do Not Understand This Principle, Just as They Do Not Understand the National Laws.
KEYWORDS
Italian, Foreign Investors, Investment