A Case Can Reach the European Court of Justice (ECJ)

A case can reach the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in all of the following ways EXCEPT

A) when a national court asks for a preliminary ruling on a case involving European law.
B) when a party appeals a decision of the General Court on the basis of a question of law.
C) when a European institution asks the court to rule on the legality of a piece of European legislation.
D) when the Commission asks the ECJ to decide if a member state has failed to fulfill its EU legal obligations.
E) when the Court independently selects a case to hear.