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Free Movement of Goods and Services in the European Community

Lorna WoodsSchool of Law, University of Essex

ISBN13: 9781855215689
ISBN: 1855215683
Published: April 2004
Publisher: Routledge
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print



Lorna Woods examines the framework for commercial activity within the European Community provided by the central provisions on free movement of goods and services. After providing a general introduction to the internal market in the light of revisions to the overall EC Treaty framework, she discusses the scope of commercial activity protected, the principles underlying the relevant provisions and their application to the field of goods and services, and exceptions to the principles of free movement of goods and services which allow member states to restrict trade. The interrelationship between the negative freedoms and positive harmonization is also examined.

Subjects:
EU Law
Contents:
Meaning of goods; Whose actions are caught?; Article 28: introduction to quantitative measures and MEQRs; What is the proper scope of article 28?; Article 29: restrictions on exports; Derogation from the free movement of goods; Protection of commercial and industrial property rights; Scope of services I: definitions; Outline of the freedom to provide services; Difficulties arising from the article 49 jurisprudence; Derogation from the right to provide services; Harmonization; Conclusions.