LEC 3 questions Flashcards

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The principle of equal treatment means that

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Within the EU, non-domestic citizens must be treated equally in comparison to host state nationals

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2
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The principle of mutual recognition means

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Products lawfully produced in one Member State should be accepted onto the market of another

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3
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What are CEEs?

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Charges with the equivalent effect of customs duties

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4
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The doctrine of proportionality means that a person’s human rights may only be restricted if

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there is a pressing social need for the restriction which goes no further than necessary

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5
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What is an MEQR?

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  • a distinguished barrier to trade
  • A measure having equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction
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the Dassonville formula: definition of an MEQR

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any trading rules enacted by MS is an MEQR if it is capable of hindering, directly or indirectly, actual or potential, intra-communication trade

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7
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is an MEQR ever ok?

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  • distinctly applicable measures (direct discrimination) can only be saved by article 36 derogation
  • indistinctly applicable measures (indirect discrimination) can be justified by:
    1) article 36 derogation
    2) rule of reason
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8
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In goods cases, “indistinctly applicable” is equivalent to:

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indirect discrimination

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9
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What is a quantitative restriction?

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An numerical limit, including a quota or a ban

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10
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why are quantitative restriction prohibited?

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  • they do significant harm to the free movement of goods
  • they are explicit barriers tot trade and there is not very much case law on these (except derogation arguments)
  • cannot be saved unless by article 36 derogation
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11
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In the area of goods, the objective justification test comes from:

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The “Rule of reason” in the case of Cassis

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12
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what is the rule of reason

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antitrust analysis used to determine the legality of agreements

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