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This paper shows, in a summary way, the purpose of the preliminary reference procedure before the Court of Justice of the European Union, with a special emphasis on the review of compatibility of national law with EU law. Such a review may not seem to be possible on a strict reading of the treaties, yet it is being carried out in practice. Certain preliminary references from Bulgarian courts are very good examples to that effect: Although Bulgaria is a new Member State of the EU, some of its courts’ preliminary references are particularly seminal.

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THE PRECONDITIONS FOR COMPATIBILITY OF NATIONAL PROCEDURAL ADMINISTRATIVE LAW WITH EU LAW AND THE PRELIMINARY REFERENCE PROCEDURE IN LIGHT OF RECENT JUDGMENTS FROM THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN BULGARIAN CASES