Free Trade Agreements is EU Court Decisions: Overcoming Fragmentation and Correlation with the Primary Law of European Union

Abstract

Free trade agreements between the EU and third countries are used as of one of the tools of creation of a domestic market and foreign policy. This article discusses the practical aspects of the enforcement of such agreements by the Court of the EU and the possibility of their direct action, as well as the interpretation of these agreements and their relationship with the obligations of the EU member states under primary law. The most effective way to overcome all possible contradictions is the consistent and consistent application of this rules by the Court of Justice of the EU.