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Freedom of establishment and to provide services
- Article: 49, 56 and 57 TFEU
- Establishment
- Factorame
- Steinhouser v City of Biarritz
- Rights attached
- Article 49 TFEU
- Access to self-employment primary and secondary
establishment (Klopp)
- Of entry and residence of family members
- Principle of equal treatment (Reyners, Commission v Italy)
- Social advantages and equal treatment Commission v Italy (social housing)
- equal treatment and taxation
- Article 49 TFEU
- Factorame
- Services: provided for remuneration
- Belgium v Humbel
- SPUC v Grogan
- Freedom to receive services Luisi & Carbone v Ministero del Tesoro
- Free movement of students
- Fees
- Scholarships and grands Brown v Lair
- Grzelczyk
- Bidar
- Grzelczyk
- Fees
- Free movement of students
- Freedom to receive services Luisi & Carbone v Ministero del Tesoro
- Social rights (Carpenter)
- Access to the market in other MS (Gouda)
- Professional rules must not inhibit freedom of providing services
(Van Beinsbergen)
- In the Insurance cases, the CJ held that the professional rules of the host Member State
were only applicable to providers of services if: 1) their application is justified by imperative
reasons relating to the public interest; 2) the public interest is not already protected by the
rules of the State of establishment; and 3) the same result cannot be obtained by less
restrictive means.
- In the Insurance cases, the CJ held that the professional rules of the host Member State
were only applicable to providers of services if: 1) their application is justified by imperative
reasons relating to the public interest; 2) the public interest is not already protected by the
rules of the State of establishment; and 3) the same result cannot be obtained by less
restrictive means.
- Belgium v Humbel
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