(07-15-2018, 07:51 PM)B2hibry Wrote:

(07-15-2018, 01:27 PM)mikesez Wrote: I
There's no court to sue in, so Donald is at least technically wrong.
I think it could be in Britain's best interests to simply declare themselves separate, and stop enforcing the aspects of EU laws and regulations that they disagree with, and simply see what the consequences are.

Donald is technically right as the issue can be taken up by the CJEU or depending on how they determine  unusual jurisdiction, the International Court of Justice.

Nope.
If the UK renounces its EU membership, CJEU in all likelihood would say the UK can't bring a case to them.
And the ICJ only handles disputes between states, not between states and para-state organizations.  An EU member state could probably bring a complaint against the UK to ICJ, but the EU itself can not be the lead party to a case there.

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