Dassonville - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS. In spite of the aims of the EU Treaties, there is still not at the present time absolute freedom for a person in one Member State to import or export goods from or to another Member State. Discuss, explaining in particular the circumstances in which a Member State can lawfully restrict or prohibit the free movement of goods from another Member State. The internal market is defined in Article 26 TFEU in the following terms: The internal market shall comprise an area ...

FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS. In spite of the aims of the EU Treaties, there is still not at the present time absolute freedom for a person in one Member State to import or export goods from or to another Member State. Discuss, explaining in particular the circumstances in which a Member State can lawfully restrict or prohibit the free movement of goods from another Member State. The internal market is defined in Article 26 TFEU in the following terms: The internal market shall comprise an area ...

Comprehensive break down of the different viewpoints on the principle underpinning free movement of goods in EU law through all the key cases (Dassonville, Cassis de Dijon, Keck, Commission v Italy, Mickelsson and Roos). This document also includes lengthy analysis that can be used to structure an essay on this topic.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on free movement of goods in EU Law. This document sets out the structure and content needed to fully answer any EU problem question. It covers the distinction between a quantitative restriction and a 'measure having equivalent effect' (MEQR - Dassonville), the distinction between a distinctly and indistinctly applicable measure (Cassis de Dijon, Keck and Mithouard), and the distinction between dual and single burden (Beer Purity case, Gourmet International...

Case law notes on the elective law of the internal market of the LLM European Union Law @ University of Amsterdam

LLB Law, EU Law complete lecture notes, including: - History, Structure and Institutions of the EU - Law and Policy making - Court of Justice and Preliminary Ruling Procedure - Competence and Supremacy - General Principles of Union Law/Fundamental Rights - Direct and Indirect Effect - State Liability - Review of Legality: Standing - Review of Legality: Grounds and Enforcement of EU Law - Internal Market and Financial barriers - Free movement of goods - Customs duties and taxations...

EU Law notes with detailed case law for final exam - comprehensive, yet clear and easy to follow and memorise. Got 71 in the exam with these notes (and 72 in the module overall). Good luck!

A compact but complete summary of Robert Schütze's "An Introduction to European Union Law" (second edition, ISBN: 9781107530324). Covering the entire book, so all chapters: Union Institutions / Union Legislation / Union Competences / Fundamental Rights / Internal Market: Free Movement of Goods / Free Movement of Persons (Workers, Right to Self-Establishment) / Direct Effect / Primacy / Competition Law (Cartels) / National Actions (Preliminary Rulings) / European Actions. Includes article r...