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Free Movement of Services and the Services Directive: The Legitimacy of the Case Law

Jukka Snell

The EU and WTO Law on Services: Limits to the Realization of General Interest Policies within the Services Market (European Monographs), Pages: 31 - 54

Swansea University Author: Jukka Snell

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The purpose of this chapter is to analyze the possible effects of the Services Directive on the interpretation of Article 56 TFEU. The chapter first examines the Services Directive and its drafting history. It then considers the impact of the Directive on the Court’s case law, arguing that while the...

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Published in: The EU and WTO Law on Services: Limits to the Realization of General Interest Policies within the Services Market (European Monographs)
Published: Kluwer Law International 2009
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