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These studies suggest that the main sources of EU administrative law include the Treaties, general principles of law, regulations, directives, procedural requirements, and international agreements, with additional influence from mutual recognition of national administrative acts and potential future developments.
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The legal acts of the European Union (EU) serve as crucial sources of administrative law, shaping the legal framework within which EU institutions and Member States operate. These acts include primary laws enshrined in treaties, secondary legislation, and general principles of law, all of which contribute to the development and enforcement of EU administrative law.
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The legal acts of the EU, including primary treaties, secondary legislation, and general principles of law, form the backbone of EU administrative law. These sources ensure the effective implementation and enforcement of EU law across Member States. The principle of mutual recognition and the potential adoption of a European Administrative Procedure Act, inspired by the U.S. APA, further enhance the coherence and effectiveness of EU administrative law.
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