Tfeu law Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Een combinatie van de voorgeschreven literatuur (Geen case law!), aantekeningen en stappenplannen over artikel 101, 102 en 107 TFEU

This document was produced in Dec 2022 and received a mark of 72. The essay begins by breaking down the key provisions of the TFEU, in particular, focus is that of Article 101. Such provision details the types of agreements needed for compliance with competition law

First Class EU Constitutional Law (Complete) Notes is applicable to all UK LLB syllabuses outlining: the evolution of the EU and EU law; the Institutions of the European Union; EU competences and the conditions for EU law-making, EU Legislative Procedures and Legal Acts; the Nature and Effects of EU Law: Autonomy and Primacy; the Direct Effect of EU Law; the Indirect Effect of EU Law = (the duty of consistent interpretation; the Principle of State Liability; Article 263 TFEU: The Action for Annu...

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 Exam Notes (2024) Free Movement of Goods is one of the four fundamental freedoms established by treaty of Rome 1957.  Article 26 TFEU; An internal market shall comprise an area without internal frontiers with the concept of single market.  This can be achieved through (a) Removal of existing Barriers which is called negative integration and (b) Harmonization of national rules are called positive integration.  This chapter is divided into three parts; a. Mo...

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 ...

Scored a 78 in the 2022 exam with these notes. Contains all case law with headings of structures to follow to gain the top marks in the exam.

Free Movement of Goods Exam Notes 2024. Free Movement of Goods is one of the four fundamental freedoms established by treaty of Rome 1957.  Article 26 TFEU; An internal market shall comprise an area without internal frontiers with the concept of single market.  This can be achieved through (a) Removal of existing Barriers which is called negative integration and (b) Harmonization of national rules are called positive integration.  This chapter is divided into three parts; a. Mon...

Thorough and complete summary of EU Competition Law. Topics include basic definitions (ie undertakings, market power, product & geographic markets…); Art. 101 TFEU (vertical and horizontal agreements); Art. 102 TFEU; and merger control regulation. The summary includes detailed graphs which illustrates complex concepts. Please feel free to message me for further info!

Summary LPC Employment Law exam 2023 notes BPP - High Distinction Sources of employment law: -Common Law -Legislation (recent) oTrade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 oEmployment Rights Act 1996 oEquality Act 2010 oEU Legislation – consider Brexit ▪Article 157 TFEU - equal pay for male and female workers for equal work or work of equal value is applied’ overrides inconsistent national law ▪Employees who work for a private sector can rely on EU directives tha...

The document is an outline of the 'free movement of goods' topic covered in all EU law modules. It refers to all of the important case law, statutory provisions and some academic commentary. The notes try to follow a chronological order, as and when new legal developments emerge.