EU Law Cases on Freedom of Establishment and Competition
Exploring significant EU law cases such as Factortame, Knoors, and Krauss that have shaped the concept of freedom of establishment and competition within the European Union. Key principles include allowing Union nationals to participate in economic activities across Member States, challenges to national measures hindering fundamental freedoms, and criteria for establishing cross-border elements. These cases highlight the importance of upholding principles of non-discrimination and enabling stable and continuous participation in the economic life of different Member States.
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FREEDOM OF ESTABLIS HMENT Tomasz D browski
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Allowing a Union national to participate, on a stable and continuous basis, in the economic life of a MS other than his State of origin and to profit therefrom. EUCJ
Art. 48&52 preclude any national measure, even though it is applicable without discrimination on grounds of nationality, which is liable to hamper or to render less attractive the exercise of fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the Treaty.
ESTABLISHMENT self-reliance cross-border element stable and continuous basis (duration, regularity, periodicity and continuity)
