PRINCIPLE OF MULTILINGUALISM AND THE INTERPRETATION OF EUROPEAN UNION REGULATIONS.

The general nature of legal regulation, the specificity of the legal language, the dynamics of purposefulness of the law, the internal contradictions of the legal system, the gaps of law are justify the need to interpret the legal regulation. European law is a supranational law system, an aspect which is setting it apart from both domestic and international law. The issue of implementing, interpreting and applying a mandatory legislative system in no less than 27 states with major linguistic and cultural differences is a complex one in terms of the language used. By this study we aim to highlight the significance of linguistic differences in the interpretation and application of the European law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]