Wyatt and Dashwood's European Community law
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Wyatt and Dashwood's European Community law
Sweet & Maxwell, 1993
3rd ed
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European Community law
The Substantive law of the EEC
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Note
Previous ed.: published as The Substantive law of the EEC. 1987
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The substantive law of the European Community is concerned with the development of the internal market and the free movement of goods, persons and services, and the right of establishment. These fundamental freedoms include the right of business undertakings to establish themselves in other Member States, and the rights of the workers to free mmovement and social security coverage. The rights to equal pay and sex equality are key features of the Community legal system. EC rules also cover competition law, mergers, public undertakings and state aids. The rules of EC business and social law are laid down in the EC treaty and in legislation made by the Community institutions, and are implemented and enforced by national authorities and courts. Knowledge of these matters is important for law students and legal practitioners alike. This book considers substantive community law in detail with extensive reference to the case law of the European Court of Justice. For a full understanding of EC law it is necessary to know about the institutions which make and enforce the substantive law, and about the possible implications of the Maastricht Treaty.
This book informs on the law of the EC, its background, institutions and substantive law, with a sufficient level of detail for students and practitioners who need more than a beginner's guide.
Table of Contents
- From the founding treaties to the treaty on European Union
- the treaty on European union
- the institutions of the Community and the Union
- the legislative process
- the Community legal order
- the Court of Justice - membership and jurisdiction
- the court of justice - practice and procedure
- customs duties and discriminatory internal taxation
- quantitative restrictions and measures having equivalent effect
- free movement of workers
- the right of establishment and the freedom to provide services
- completion of the internal market
- introduction to rules on competition
- restrictive practices
- abuse of a dominant position
- application of articles 85 and 96
- mergers
- state aids
- public undertakings
- intellectual property
- sex discrimination
- vocational trainint
- social security for migrants.
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