eSignature Legitimateness for Employee Reference Request in European Union

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Ensuring that EU law is applied and observed in the same way throughout the EU is the task of the Court of Justice of the European Union. But it doesn’t do this alone. Because of something called “direct effect”, national judges also apply EU law... ...and you can rely on EU law before a national court. If necessary, national judges can ask questions of the Court of Justice, to clarify what a provision means or even whether it is valid… …and therefore also determine whether national legislation and practices are in line with EU law. Any court or tribunal in the EU can ask these questions if necessary. Courts whose decisions cannot be appealed... ...must ask these questions if the answer isn’t clear. The Court of Justice then examines these questions, … …hears the views of the parties involved in the national case, of the Member States that wish to be heard and of the European Commission, ... …and provides the national judge with an answer. This then allows the national judge to make a final decision on the case. In this way, the Court of Justice and national courts work together to ensure that all citizens wherever they live in the EU benefit in the same way from the rights granted by EU law.