Social Sciences
6 years ago

Benelux Court of Justice gains unique power to settle disputes directly.

SSRN Electronic Journal
Benelux Court of Justice
Mehdi Belkahla

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The Benelux Court of Justice is an international court established in 1965 by the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg. It has the power to settle disputes related to the Benelux Union's laws. The Court has grown in importance over the years and now has unique jurisdiction not even held by the European Court of Justice. This shows the commitment of the member countries to strengthen the Court's role in resolving legal issues within the Benelux Union.