32In that regard, it must be observed that the Court has ruled (see, in particular, its judgment in Case 179/84 Bozetti v Invernizzi [1985] ECR 2301, at paragraph 17) that it is for the legal system of each Member State to determine which court has jurisdiction to hear disputes involving individual rights derived from Community law, but at the same time the Member States are responsible for ensuring that those rights are effectively protected in each case. Subject to that reservation, it is not for the Court to intervene in order to resolve questions of jurisdiction to which the classification of certain legal situations based on Community law may give rise in the national judicial system.
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