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9780406016249

Plender And Usher's Cases And Materials On The Law Of The European Communities

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  • ISBN13:

    9780406016249

  • ISBN10:

    0406016240

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-02-24
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

In the light of the Maastricht Treaty, there has never been a more opportune time in which to publish a new and completely up-to-date edition of Plender and Usher's Cases and Materials on the Law of the European Communities . It covers a wide range of Community legislation, from the origins and institutions of the Community through to the single market legislation, and includes detailed tables of Treaties, Directives and Cases.

Table of Contents

Foreword to the first editionp. v
Prefacep. vii
Table of EC Legislationp. xiii
Table of Other Enactmentsp. xxiii
Table of Casesp. xxv
The Origins and Institutions of the Communities
International and supranational organisationsp. 1
The founding treatiesp. 8
The objects of the treatiesp. 19
The institutions of the European Communitiesp. 21
The European Parliamentp. 21
Can the Parliament initiate proceedings in the European Court?p. 27
Can the national courts or the European Court review the activities of the Parliament?p. 30
The Councilp. 35
The Commissionp. 40
The Court of Justice of the European Communitiesp. 42
The Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regionsp. 56
The Court of Auditorsp. 59
Further readingp. 60
Community Legislation and its Effectsp. 62
The forms of legislationp. 62
The treaty basisp. 66
Direct application and direct effectp. 72
Treaty articlesp. 72
Directivesp. 76
Measures other than regulations, directives and decisionsp. 85
Further readingp. 88
Actions Against Community Institutions
The action for annulmentp. 89
Reviewable actsp. 89
Locus standip. 94
Member states and Community institutionsp. 94
Other litigantsp. 95
Direct and individual concernp. 97
Grounds for annulmentp. 102
Lack of competencep. 103
Infringement of an essential procedural requirementp. 105
Infringement of the Treaty or of a rule of lawp. 106
Misuse of powerp. 107
The action for failure to actp. 109
Failure to define positionp. 109
Locus standip. 111
The plea of illegalityp. 112
Inapplicability invoked before a national courtp. 113
Acts analogous to regulations in their effectsp. 114
Damagesp. 115
Unlawful act or omissionp. 117
Liability for acts of servants of the Communitiesp. 118
Liability for acts of national authoritiesp. 119
Competence to award damagesp. 120
Liability in the absence of faultp. 121
Liability for legislative actsp. 123
Further readingp. 125
Actions Against Member States
Infringement proceedings initiated by the Commissionp. 127
Expedited proceedingsp. 133
Interim measuresp. 137
Actions between member statesp. 139
Actions in national courtsp. 141
The duty of cooperationp. 145
Further readingp. 146
Preliminary Rulings
Introductionp. 147
The 'question'p. 147
'Court or tribunal' 'of a member state'p. 151
'Court or tribunal'p. 151
'Of a member state'p. 154
Exercise of discretionp. 156
The duty to referp. 163
Legal aidp. 165
The respective functions of the national and European courtsp. 167
Further readingp. 177
Free Movement of Goods
Introductionp. 178
The customs union-external aspectsp. 178
The customs union-internal aspectsp. 182
Customs duties and charges having equivalent effectp. 182
Domestic taxationp. 184
Quantitative restrictions and measures having equivalent effectp. 194
The rule in art 30 of the EC Treatyp. 194
The exceptions to the rule in art 30 of the EC Treatyp. 206
Public moralityp. 206
Public policyp. 207
Public healthp. 208
Industrial propertyp. 221
Deflection of tradep. 231
National monopoliesp. 237
The single marketp. 240
Further readingp. 244
Free Movement of Persons and Citizenship of the Union
Free movement of workersp. 245
Territorial applicationp. 255
Personal applicationp. 257
Direct effectsp. 265
Discriminationp. 269
Public servicep. 273
Public policy, security and healthp. 277
Other personsp. 288
Citizenship of the Unionp. 292
Citizens of third countriesp. 293
Further readingp. 295
Establishment and Services
Relationship to free movement of workersp. 297
Freedom of establishmentp. 301
Treaty provisionsp. 301
The General Programmep. 303
The position of those with professional qualificationsp. 305
The legal professionp. 305
The medical professionp. 311
General recognition of qualificationsp. 316
Freedom to supply servicesp. 322
Treaty provisionsp. 322
The General Programmep. 324
The question of residencep. 326
Supervisory powers of member statesp. 333
Companiesp. 344
Treaty provisionsp. 344
Harmonisation and coordinationp. 348
Further readingp. 356
Equal Pay and Treatment
The principle of equal payp. 357
The meaning of 'pay'p. 362
The meaning of 'equal work'p. 368
The principle of equal treatmentp. 369
Retirementp. 374
Social securityp. 377
The Maastricht Agreement on Social Policyp. 380
Further readingp. 381
Competition Policy: Concerted Behaviour
Introductionp. 383
Agreements, decisions or concerted practicesp. 384
Undertakingsp. 387
Effect on trade between member statesp. 389
Minor agreementsp. 394
Object or effect of distorting competitionp. 395
Provisional validityp. 403
Exemptionp. 406
Further readingp. 415
Competition Policy: Dominant Positions, Mergers and State Intervention
Introductionp. 417
The marketp. 417
The product marketp. 417
The brand marketp. 422
The geographic marketp. 424
Dominancep. 425
Abusep. 429
Effect on trade between member statesp. 431
Public undertakingsp. 432
Mergersp. 434
State aidsp. 447
Further readingp. 454
Competition Policy: Enforcement of Competition Law
Introductionp. 455
Inquiries and investigationsp. 456
Statements of objections and hearingsp. 462
Decisions and comfort lettersp. 468
Finesp. 470
Judicial reviewp. 475
The role of national authoritiesp. 476
Further readingp. 479
Monetary Movements, Financial Services and Economic and Monetary Union
Capital movements and current paymentsp. 481
Financial services and Community lawp. 491
Towards economic and monetary unionp. 498
Units of accountp. 498
The European Monetary Systemp. 499
Economic and monetary unionp. 504
Further readingp. 513
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