Directives: Direct Effect, Indirect Effect and the Construction of National Legislation- Craig, P
Craig covers a range of issues within this piece, including why directives should not have horizontal effect. The bulk of the article focuses on indirect effect; important developments which have occurred, particularly those in which the UK courts have applied national legislation within those cases demonstrating a significant Community slant. 1997 E.L.Rev 22(6) 519
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