FREEMOVEMENT OF GOODS 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? LawEU LawUniversityNone Created by: LawStudentsNearlyThereCreated on: 05-05-17 14:31 What does TFEU mean? Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union 1 of 24 Fill in the blank, 'The free movement of goods is a (blank) conferred within the TFEU Fundamental Freedom 2 of 24 Article 34 prohibits Customs on duties and charges having equivalent effect 3 of 24 Which Article lays down various ground which may justify certain restrictions? 36 4 of 24 Article 35 prohibits Quantitative restrictions and measures having equivalent effect to quantitative restriction 5 of 24 Article 36 provides Certain restrictions maybe justifiable on various grounds, which are not disproportionate 6 of 24 Indistinctly applicable MEQR's are... National rules that apply without distinction to imports and domestic goods, but have the potential to hinder trade 7 of 24 Does Article 34 provide a definition of 'Goods'? No, the definition can only be found in case law 8 of 24 Select examples of Quantitative Restrictions (QR) Bans and Quotas 9 of 24 Name the important case associated with MEQR's Dassonville 10 of 24 Name the case associated with the Rule of Reason Cassis de Dijon 11 of 24 Is it contrary to EU law to promote domestic products by pointing out certain qualities not found in goods from other MS? No, Apple and Pear Development Council 12 of 24 Do government sponsored campaigns to encourage customers to buy domestic products infringe Article 34 Yes, Commission v Ireland 13 of 24 Do licensed imports breach Article 34? Yes, Evans Medical & MacFarlan Smith 14 of 24 Do packaging requirements infringe Article 34? Yes, Walter Rau v De Smedt 15 of 24 Cassis de Dijon concerned what? Minimum alcohol level of 25% per litre for certain spirits to be classed as 'Cassis' 16 of 24 Prima facie means... Based on the first impression; accepted as correct until proved otherwise. 17 of 24 If a MS issues a complete ban under national legislation this can amount to a MEQR 18 of 24 How many exceptions under Article 36 to justify restrictions are there? 6 19 of 24 Why was the decision in Cassis de Dijon decided? The ECJ did not have the power to amend Article 36, therefore created alternative derogations MS could plead as an alternative 20 of 24 What are the derogations under the Cassis de Dijon ruling known as? Mandatory Requirements 21 of 24 Which case developed the laws surrounding Selling Arrangements? Keck 22 of 24 What is a Selling Arrangement? Laws concerning not the goods themselves, but rather how, when and where they are marketed 23 of 24 What is a product requirement? Laws regulating the goods themselves which is governed by Article 34 24 of 24
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