PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF ECONOMIC ENTITIES IN THE EAEU COURT

Abstract

The article reflects the issues of the competence of the EAEU Court to consider applications from business entities, judicial practice involving business entities and problematic issues of their protection of their rights in the EAEU Court. The author draws attention to the problem of the enforcement of the decisions of the EAEU Court in the context of restoring the rights and legitimate interests of business entities in the field of entrepreneurial and other economic activities when the Court, at the request of the business entity, recognizes the decisions of the EEC Board as inconsistent with the EAEU Treaty and international treaties within the EAEU. The limited competence of the EAEU Court to consider applications from economic entities, problematic issues of the legal mechanism of interaction between participants in foreign economic activity and the Court, the lack of a real possibility of restoring the rights of economic entities through the EAEU Court leads to the fact that economic entities, realizing the futility of submitting applications to this judicial body, actually cease to use such a right. The author believes that the combination of problematic issues indicates the need to revise the provisions of the EAEU Court Statute regarding the Court's competence, the rights of business entities, and the legal force of the Court's acts.