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The Limited Freedom of Establishment of an SE
European Company Law, 2009The prescription that an SE’s administrative seat must coincide with its statutory seat is considered a violation of its freedom of establishment. However, only the European legislature is in a position to change this provision.
Nicolas Nohlen, Florian Drinhausen
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, 2016 This chapter considers the establishment freedom, concentrating on three aspects where recent European Court of Justice decisions have appeared to enlarge its scope but have also left unsolved questions on particular aspects.
BENYON, Frank S., Frank S. Benyon
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Is Establishment Consistent with Religious Freedom?
2005Abstract According to the prevailing view, freedom of religion is necessarily a condition that can exist only in the absence of an established church or faith. A nation that singles out a church for special privileges or accords it a unique higher status is, broadly speaking, being ‘unfair’ and unjustly discriminates against adherents of
REX AHDAR, IAN LEIGH
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12. Freedom of establishment and freedom to provide and receive services
2015Titles in the Complete series combine extracts from a wide range of primary materials with clear explanatory text to provide readers with a complete introductory resource. This chapter first discusses the freedom of establishment, distinguishing between the freedom of establishment for natural persons and the freedom of establishment for legal persons;
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7. Freedom of establishment and freedom to provide and receive services
2020This chapter focuses upon Article 49 TFEU and the Freedom of establishment and Article 56 TFEU and the Freedom to provide services. The chapter explores the meaning and scope of the concepts including application to both natural and legal persons alongside an analysis of the content of rights afforded and the equal treatment provisions therein ...
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2017
This chapter considers the establishment freedom, concentrating on three aspects where recent European Court of Justice decisions have appeared to enlarge its scope but have also left unsolved questions on particular aspects. First, it looks at the nature of the establishment freedom, distinguishing it from the other freedoms, in particular the right ...
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This chapter considers the establishment freedom, concentrating on three aspects where recent European Court of Justice decisions have appeared to enlarge its scope but have also left unsolved questions on particular aspects. First, it looks at the nature of the establishment freedom, distinguishing it from the other freedoms, in particular the right ...
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European Business Law Review, 2000
Abstract The answer to the above question was until recently without doubt in the affirmative and had been for years. The difference was thought to be that the freedom of establishment only protected against discriminating measures, whereas the freedom to provide services reached further.
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Abstract The answer to the above question was until recently without doubt in the affirmative and had been for years. The difference was thought to be that the freedom of establishment only protected against discriminating measures, whereas the freedom to provide services reached further.
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11. Freedom of Establishment and Freedom to Provide Services: Legal Persons
2019sThis chapter examines the restrictions on both access to, and exercise of, freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services by legal persons (companies, branches, agencies, and subsidiaries). It considers the right to depart the home state, including looking at cross-border conversions.
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Freedom to Provide Services and Freedom of Establishment
2007Jo Shaw, Jo Hunt, Chloë Wallace
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12. Freedom of establishment and freedom to provide and receive services
This chapter first discusses the freedom of establishment, distinguishing between the freedom of establishment for natural persons and the freedom of establishment for legal persons, and then considers the freedom to provide and receive services, explaining the possible derogations to both freedoms.openaire +1 more source