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The validity and interpretation of acts of the institutions, bodies, offices or agencies of the EU.
Article 267 TFEU provides that the courts and  tribunals of the MemberStates may refer questions concerning the validity and interpretation of the acts of such bodies to the Court.
(b) the validity and interpretation of acts of the institutions of the Community and  of the ECB;
Furthermore, the Court of Justice has, in accordance with Article 267 TFEU, competence to give preliminaryrulings upon request of national judicial authorities on the validity and interpretation of acts of the institutions, bodies or agencies of the Union.
(b) the validity and interpretation of acts of the institutions of the Community and  of the ECB;
The Court of Justice of the European Union shall have jurisdiction to give preliminary rulings concerning: a the interpretation  of the Constitution;b the validity and interpretation of acts of the institutions, bodies, offices and  agencies of the Union.
The Court of Justice has exclusive competence with regard to the validity and interpretation of the acts of the institutions, bodies, offices, or agencies of the EU, in accordance with point(b) of the first paragraph of Article 267 of the TFEU.
It should be noted that accession does not grant the EU membership of the Council of Europe, or call into question the autonomy of Union law, since the CJEU remains theonly authority adjudicating on issues relating to the validity and interpretation of Union law.
In that situation, it considers that the Courthas exclusive jurisdiction to answer questions as to the validity and interpretation of that rule, so that it can thereafter assess, in the case pending before it, the constitutionality of the provisions at issue of the national legislation.
Under Article 35 of the Treaty, the Court has jurisdiction, upon request of a Member State's court or tribunal, to give preliminary rulings on the validity  or interpretation  of framework decisions and  decisions,on the interpretation  of conventions established under Title VI of the Treaty, and  on the validity and interpretation of the measures implementing them.
Where a Member State has indicated that itaccepts the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice to rule on the validity and interpretation of the acts referred to in Article 35 EU, the Court of Justice has jurisdiction to give a preliminary ruling on a question from a judge in charge of preliminary enquiries.
It is clear from the wording of Article 267 TFEU itself that the Court has a very broad jurisdiction and  that, acting in a spirit of cooperation, the Court is, in general, reluctant to declare inadmissible questions referred by national courts ortribunals on the interpretation  of the Treaties or the validity and interpretation of acts of the European Union's institutions.
When a question of interpretation  of the[EC Treaty] or the validity and interpretation of acts of the institutions of the European Community is raised before the Court of First Instance, it may, if it considers this necessary to enable it to give a decision, request the Court of Justice… to decide on the question.
As stated in paragraph 5 of this judgment, the Italian Republic indicated by a declaration which took effect on 1 May 1999, the date on which the Treaty of Amsterdam came into force,that it accepted the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice to rule on the validity and interpretation of the acts referred to in Article 35 EU in accordance with the rules laid down in paragraph 3(b) of that article.
Gives the following Judgment1 This request for a preliminary ruling concerns the validity and interpretation of points 40 to 46 of the Communication from the Commission on the application, from 1 August 2013, of State aid rules to support measures in favour of banks in the context of the financial crisis(‘Banking Communication') OJ 2013, C 216, p.
The Court of Justice of the European Communities shall have jurisdiction, subject to the conditions laid down in this Article,to give preliminary rulings on the validity and interpretation of framework decisions and  decisions, on the interpretation  of conventions established under this Title and  on the validity and interpretation of the measures implementing them.
(Reference for a preliminary ruling- Validity and interpretation of the Banking Communication from the Commission-Interpretation  of Directives 2001/24/EC and  2012/30/EU- State aid to banks in the context of the financial crisis- Burden-sharing- Writing off equity capital, hybrid capital and  subordinated debt- Principle of protection of legitimate expectations- Right to property- Protection of the interests of shareholders and  others- Reorganisation and  winding up of credit institutions).
CONSIDERING that the Court of Justice of the European Communities should have jurisdiction under the same conditions togive preliminary rulings on questions concerning the validity and interpretation of this Agreement which are raised by a Danish court or tribunal,and  that Danish courts and  tribunals should therefore request preliminary rulings under the same conditions as courts and  tribunals of other Member States in respect of the interpretation  of the Regulations and  their implementing measures;
These implementing measures are legally binding only from the date of the entry into force of this Regulation and are without prejudice to the validity  of the legislation and interpretation previously adopted by the Member States.
Efficient interaction between national judges and the European Court of Justice in the framework of the procedure for obtaining a preliminary ruling from the European Court of Justice on the validity and/or interpretation of provisions of European law is of primary importance in order to ensure the coherence of the European legal order.
Under the third pillar,Member States must accept the jurisdiction of the Court to give a ruling on the interpretation and validity of the policies developed, through a declaration to this effect.
Establish the validity of the methods used and the interpretation of the results.
These Terms and  any dispute concerning the implementation, interpretation and validity of this agreement are subject to the law, the jurisdiction of the state and  to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts where the Owner has their registered offices.
This is however without prejudice to preliminary references concerning the interpretation  of any provision of primary law,including the Treaties and  the Charter, or the interpretation and validity of any provision of Union secondary law, including this Regulation and  applicable Directives.
The decision shall then be notified by the Registrar of the Court to the parties, to the Member States and to the Commission, and also to the Council or to the European Central Bank if the act the validity or interpretation of which is in dispute originates from one of them, and to the European Parliament and the Council if the act the validity or interpretation of which is in dispute was adopted jointly by those two institutions.
With regard to the existence of the expressed doubts as to the interpretation  of the Banking Communication and  its validity  due to its inconsistency with primary and  secondary EU law, and  as to the interpretation  of Directive 2001/24/EC, the Constitutional Court cannot decide on the matter until the Court of Justice, which has exclusive jurisdiction to interpret and  review the validity  of the Banking Communication and  Directive 2001/24/EC,decides on their interpretation and validity.