EU Law - Free Movement of Goods - Article 34, 35 and 36
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- A video lecture on articles 34, 35 and 36 of the TFEU looking at quantitative restrictions and MEQRs in EU law.
This is a follow on from the first lecture on article 30 available here: • EU Law - Free Movement... - เกม
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I know that you may be quite busy but if you can post lectures/videos on competition and free movements of persons that would be perfect.
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Hi Marcus !
Thanks for your video !
Have you done any video about free movement of capital or free movement of services and establishment ? I couldn't find any of those on your channel.
Not yet :( Really should get round to it, seems to be a popular request!
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What I want to know and maybe you can help, is how do you how exactly which legislation applies to a matter??
How does one break it down to a particular legislation?
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Congrats, that's great news! Just undergraduate on this channel I'm afraid though.
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Found a few of your lectures and what a surprise I am starting to understand European Law thanks to you. I would hate to miss any lectures that you have recorded, is there a list I could refer to. Are their transcripts available
Thanks so much Derek! There should be a playlist on my channel's homepage for EU law. I'm afraid there aren't proper transcripts yet but I try and include details in the descriptions of my videos.
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Really helpful while studying International law!
This is a great video! in my lectures we discussed situations were national laws effected ways products could be used in a MS. In the case of Åklagaren a rule stated that jet skis could only be used on navigable waterway or waters in respect of which the local authority has issued rules permitting their use. is such a case a quantitative restriction? how would i go about answering a problem question with this sort of issue x
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Great video, thanks for the help
The rule of reason is considered as a mandatory requirement under derogations. But if cassis created mutual recognition as rule #2, its not a derogation correct?
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+Derek Tweedie Nice one, thanks as ever for your support! Out of interest what is Unity? Sounds like something I should be aware of!
+Derek Tweedie Nice one, thanks as ever for your support! Out of interest what is Unity? Sounds like something I should be aware of!
Sorry M, typo unitu.co.uk/ huge distance between brain and fingertip :-)
Hi Marcus, I have followed your episodes very carefully, unfortunately, I have not enjoyed the knowledge associated with them as I have moved on to different modules. They have become slicker and still have the nice informality which I always found an easy way to take in learning. My next two modules, after these my last module, are Company Law and Employee Law, I don't know if anything is coming my way!!! Regards and thanks for everything.
Do the justifications for QR's and MEQR's apply to customs duties aswell? If not are there any justifications for customs duties?
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Free movement of persons please !
Hi Marcus. In writing an essay on the variations of the Courts use of the proportionality test in view of breaches to art. 34. I haven't mentioned anything on Keck but now wondering whether it is worth referring to, ie in view of it being an extension of the prop. test? Or does that not make sense?
I think that would make a lot of sense. Dassonville was so wide it made the whole concept of proportionality pointless. Keck is another way of applying proportionality especially if you examine the facts of the case. Interestingly behind the scenes there was some political pressure to apply proportionality too!
Is a requirement of inspection on foreign goods with foreign importers having to pay for that inspection but nothin required of domestic goods dealt with under article 34?
Hi, can you please help me with this - In France, national law requires that beer can only be sold with Trappist label if it is produced in monasteries (which is the case here) and has an alcohol percentage of at least 13% (but in Belgium beer it is 10% or more). France has one monastery producing beer, and the beer has an alcohol percentage of 13%.
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Your actually making one of the most boring subjects for me quite bearable man. Thank you. Please please keep up the good work . May I also know whether the whole EU Law Syllabus is on your page so I can study from you rather than attend lectures?
and I also will share this with friends, you are a great teacher and you make things simple. You deserve more views .
Thank you and god bless you man :) :)
The EU playlist is fairly comprehensive so you should be able to find most things on the syllabus here.
When is a ban a qr or an MEQR? If it’s a ban but only on products that contain a certain ingredient what would it be?
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Thank you so much - this is so helpful!
You're so welcome, Eleanor!
Could a measure be both a quantitative restriction and MEQR? What is your opinion as to a ban on internet advertising? Thanks🙏
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Ahhhhh thank you soooo much! can you do Competition law or Free Movement of Services after? either one would be great!!
Will definitely have a go! May also try and do free movement of persons at some point :)
+marcuscleaver this would be great as it is part of our exam in 2 weeks.
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Competition law :( ..lol....These videos are bomb I can wait for the next one to come out I keep checking every day!
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that was a fantastic and helpful video mate. can you please upload Services and Establishment lecture as i have my exams on 13th May and would be very helpful. Cheers :)
Hi - Thanks fro your analysis, However, I would be extremely grateful if could please explain MEQR in law an in fact under Keck test.
Can art 36 be used to justify meqrs distinct and indistinct??
Your videos are very clear and helpful! Thanks for uploading! However, I am still unsure about the actual definition of 'selling arrangements'. I cannot find any clear definition anywhere.
+mhw.konings I know what you mean it is really quite vague. I always think about it as anything to do with the way in which products are sold, e.g. advertisements etc.
I just found an example that someone used. They said that "no advertising beer" would constitute a CSA, because it would affect both domestic beers and imported ones. It can not be an MEQR either, because imported beers may still be sold without having to make any changes to the product itself, but they could be put at a disadvantage because domestic beers are already known and not being able to advertise their own beers would make it harder to penetrate the market. Does that sound right?
Hi! Great video.. are indistinct MEQRs always allowed? Or is just for one of the reasons stated eg to protect a state's culture?
Bro the German beer cases etc. Are all indistinctly applicable
Anything where its not direct quota or ban is indistinctly--only allowed when genuine reason
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