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9780199282449

European Union Law

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    9780199282449

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    0199282447

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-07-05
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

European Union Law Textbook is a highly approachable account of the law, explaining the fundamental principles of the European Union in a clear and concise way.

Author Biography


Ms Elspeth Berry is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Nottingham Law School. Dr Sylvia Hargreaves is Principal Lecturer in Law at Nottingham Law School.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. v
Source Acknowledgementsp. xv
Table of Casesp. xvii
Table of Legislationp. xxix
How to Use this Bookp. xxxv
Glossary (Including Definitions)p. xxxvii
Origins of European Community and European Union lawp. 1
Objectivesp. 1
Introductionp. 1
The economic origins of the Communityp. 2
The political origins of the Communityp. 5
The original Treatiesp. 6
The early years of the Communityp. 7
A period of stagnation for the Communityp. 8
The re-launch of the Communityp. 9
The amending Treatiesp. 10
Enlargementp. 18
The current economic status of the Communityp. 18
The current political status of the Communityp. 19
The institutions of the Community and the EUp. 21
Objectivesp. 21
Introductionp. 21
The 'Big Five' Institutionsp. 21
The other institutionsp. 33
Sovereignty and sources of lawp. 37
Objectivesp. 37
Introductionp. 37
Sovereigntyp. 37
Attribution of powers to the Communityp. 42
Sources of Community lawp. 45
Legislative proceduresp. 49
Enforcement of Community law in national courtsp. 55
Objectivesp. 55
Introductionp. 55
Direct effectp. 56
Indirect effectp. 63
Remedies availablep. 67
Principles governing the award of a remedyp. 68
Preliminary referencesp. 73
Objectivesp. 73
Introductionp. 73
The meaning of 'court or tribunal'p. 75
The status of the national courtp. 75
Discretionary referencesp. 76
Mandatory referencesp. 83
The timing of the referencep. 85
Misuse of Article 234 (ex 177) ECp. 85
Issues of validityp. 90
Interim measuresp. 90
The effect of a rulingp. 91
Challenging Community action or inactionp. 95
Objectivesp. 95
Introductionp. 95
Article 230 (ex 173) ECp. 96
Direct concernp. 101
Individual concernp. 102
Decisions in the form of Regulationsp. 108
Directivesp. 111
Grounds for annulmentp. 111
Procedurep. 113
Effect of annulmentp. 113
The plea of illegalityp. 114
Article 232 (ex 175) ECp. 114
The relationship between Article 230 (ex 173) EC and Article 232 (ex 175) ECp. 117
Community and Member State liability in damagesp. 121
Objectivesp. 121
Introductionp. 121
Non-contractual liability of the Communityp. 122
Member State liabilityp. 132
Concurrent liabilityp. 139
Free movement of goodsp. 143
Objectivesp. 143
Introductionp. 143
Overview of the Community free movement provisionsp. 143
Article 25 (ex 12): the prohibition of customs duties and charges having equivalent effect ('tariff' barriers to trade)p. 147
Article 90 (ex 95): the prohibition of discriminatory taxationp. 150
Harmonization of taxationp. 155
Articles 28 and 29: the prohibition of quantitative restrictions and all measures having equivalent effect ('non-tariff' barriers to trade)p. 156
Quantitative restrictions on importsp. 157
Measures having equivalent effect to quantitative restrictions (MEQRs)p. 157
Member States' obligation to ensure the free movement of goodsp. 163
Cassis de Dijon: measures falling outside the scope of Article 28 (ex 30)p. 163
Article 28 (ex 30) as a defence in national court proceedingsp. 169
Keck and beyond: judicial developments on indistinctly applicable measuresp. 170
Article 29 (ex 34)p. 172
Article 30 (ex 36): derogation from Articles 28 and 29 (ex 30 and 34)p. 173
Harmonizationp. 180
Free movement of persons: citizens of the European Unionp. 185
Objectivesp. 185
Introductionp. 185
Treaty provisionsp. 186
Limitations on free movementp. 187
Extension of rights to the economically inactivep. 187
Union citizens' rights: the European Court of Justicep. 187
Free movement rights: secondary legislationp. 190
Directive 2004/38: beneficiaries and their rightsp. 191
Freedom from discriminationp. 194
Administrative formalitiesp. 195
Community rights in the State of originp. 196
Free movement of persons: workers, the self-employed, and their familiesp. 201
Objectivesp. 201
Introductionp. 201
Key provisionsp. 201
Free movement of workersp. 202
Jobseekersp. 213
Free movement rights for the self-employedp. 215
Recipients of servicesp. 221
Rights of family membersp. 222
Free movement of persons: limitations on grounds of public policy, public security, or public healthp. 229
Objectivesp. 229
Introductionp. 229
The right of Member States to restrict entry and residencep. 230
Partial restrictions on residencep. 230
'Measures' taken by Member Statesp. 231
Public policy and public securityp. 232
Introduction to EC competition lawp. 243
Objectivesp. 243
Introductionp. 243
The aims of Community competition lawp. 244
Outline of the Community competition rulesp. 247
Article 81 (ex 85) EC: anti-competitive agreementsp. 247
Article 82 (ex 86) EC: abuse of a dominant positionp. 248
Enforcement of Articles 81 and 82 (ex 85 and 86) ECp. 249
Anti-competitive agreements, decisions, and concerted practicesp. 255
Objectivesp. 255
Introductionp. 255
The framework of Article 81 (ex 85) ECp. 255
Article 81(1) (ex 85(1)): the prohibitionp. 258
Agreements between undertakings, decisions of associations of undertakings, and concerted practicesp. 259
'Which may affect trade between Member States'p. 264
'Which have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction, or distortion of competition within the common market'p. 267
The rule of reasonp. 272
Exemption: Article 81(3) (ex 85(3)) ECp. 272
Application of Article 81(3) to individual agreementsp. 273
Block exemptionp. 276
Regulation 2790/99: the block exemption for vertical agreementsp. 277
Abuse of a dominant positionp. 285
Objectivesp. 285
Introductionp. 285
Article 82 (ex 86): the prohibitionp. 285
Dominant positionp. 287
Abusep. 300
Effect on trade between Member Statesp. 307
Application of Article 82 (ex 86) EC to collective dominancep. 308
The Merger Regulationp. 309
Indexp. 313
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