201In view of their relatively broad and imprecise nature, such wording appears to be such as to lead to a wide range of acts or conduct on the part of the ordinary courts, the administrative courts or the Sąd Najwyższy (Supreme Court) or their organs being capable, by reason of their content or effects, of being caught by the prohibitions thus laid down. That may, in particular, be the case where those courts are required, in accordance with their obligations, which are recalled in paragraphs 128 to 131 of the present judgment, to determine, in certain circumstances, whether they or the judges of whom they are composed or other judges or courts, called upon to rule on cases concerning EU law or which have ruled on them, satisfy the requirements arising from the second subparagraph of Article 19(1) TEU and Article 47 of the Charter relating to the independence, impartiality and previous establishment by law of the courts and judges concerned.
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