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Hospitality Law Quiz
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1After WW2 many countries are devastated therefore they came up with: [blank_start]the treaty[blank_end] and [blank_start]common market[blank_end].
- Athe treaty
- Bcommon market
2How many member states does Europe have?
- A20
- B32
- C28
3The institutions are the organs of Europe, which are: [blank_start]European commission[blank_end], [blank_start]European parlement[blank_end], [blank_start]Council of the European union[blank_end].
- AEuropean parlement
- BEuropean commission
- CCouncil of the European union
4Which of this 6 countries participated in European Coal & Steel in 1950?
- ABelgium
- BSpain
- CLuxemburg
- DNetherland
- EItaly
- FPortugal
- GFrance
- HDenmark
- IGermany
- JSweden
5Which is not one of the 5 founders in 1952?
- ARobert Schuman
- BWinston Churchill
- CBill Clinton
- DAlicide Gasperi
- EJean Monett
- FKondrad Adanauer
6The 4 freedoms within European Union are:
1. [blank_start]Freedom of goods[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]Freedom of people[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]Freedom of service[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]Freedom of capital[blank_end]- AFreedom of goods
- BFreedom of people
- CFreedom of service
- DFreedom of capital
7Who is currently the chairman of the European parliament?
- AMartin Schulz
- BJean Claude Juncker
- CDonald Tusk
8Who is currently the leader of the European commission?
- AJean Claude Juncker
- BDonald Tusk
- CMartin Schulz
9Who is currently the chairman of the council of European Union?
- AJean Claude Juncker
- BDonald Tusk
- CMartin Schulz
10Legislation means
- AHigher court that decides about the cases/disputes.
- BLaw or set of law
- CAgreement of laws.
11Jurisdiction means
- AThe right power to agree on legislation.
- BLaw or set of law.
- CThe higher court that decides about the cases/disputes (disagreements).
12Complete the process of law making chart
- AImportance of people
- BProposition of European commission
- CDecision making of council of ministers
- DExecution by national local authority
- EControlled by court of justice
13Another term for freedom of goos is [blank_start]no restriction allowed[blank_end]. That means, everybody is free to import, export and trade.
The [blank_start]Dasonville[blank_end] case was about exported whisky from France to Belgum. The conclusion was that Belgum hinders the free movement.- Ano restriction allowed
- BDasonville
14Important acronyms:
ECJ: [blank_start]European court of justice[blank_end]
TFEU: [blank_start]Treaty of functioning European Union[blank_end] (Freedom of goods or single market)
MHEE: [blank_start]measuring having equivalent effect[blank_end] (distinctly/indistinctly)- AEuropean court of justice
- BTreaty of functioning European Union
- Cmeasuring having equivalent effect
15Directive European legislation is a Primary law.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16The secondary law consist of regulations, directive and treaty functions.
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Treaty functioning of European law is a primary law
- ATrue
- BFalse
18When referring to a legislation, you don't have to write down the case, the article is enough.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19The goal of EEX is to
- Aignore single market for public morality, policy, security, health, etc.
- Bhave agreement between businesses on having negative effects.
- CTo understand which court has jurisdiction.
- DSo that parties agree on certain law.
20The [blank_start]EEX[blank_end] steps of jurisdiction.
1. Did the parties agreed which court? If so, case is closed. If not, go to step 2.
2. Is the dispute about immovable property, individual employment contracts, consumer contract? If so, proceed to cases.If not, go to next step.
3. Using general rules. Court of defendant has jurisdiction.- AEEX
21The 3 issues discussed on step 2 of EEX are:
[blank_start]immovable property[blank_end]
[blank_start]individual employment contracts[blank_end]
[blank_start]consumer contracts[blank_end]- Aimmovable property
- Bindividual employment contracts
- Cconsumer contracts
22The 2 cases discussed are
- AAMEX
- BEEX
- CESCO
- DECO
23ECO consist of ROME I, ROME II and ROME III
- ATrue
- BFalse
24Which doesn't apply on the law of ECO.
- Ait covers the issues about international court.
- BIt consist of contractual obligations and non contractual obligations.
- CIt is not applicable for UK and Denmark.
- DIt is not applicable for family issues.
- EIs is applicable if about 1 of the EEX jurisdictions: immovable property, consumer contract, employment contact
25ECO IS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT, EEX IS ABOUT WHICH COURT HAS JURISDICTION
ECO IS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT, EEX IS ABOUT WHICH COURT HAS JURISDICTION
ECO IS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT, EEX IS ABOUT WHICH COURT HAS JURISDICTION
ECO IS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT, EEX IS ABOUT WHICH COURT HAS JURISDICTION
ECO IS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT, EEX IS ABOUT WHICH COURT HAS JURISDICTION
ECO IS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT, EEX IS ABOUT WHICH COURT HAS JURISDICTION- ATrue
- BFalse
26ECO: ROME 1 (Contractual obligation)
1. The same party lives in the same country then they can use [blank_start]national law[blank_end].
2. There is choice of law in contact thus eco is [blank_start]applicable[blank_end].
3. Art 4 applicable?
4. emplyment or consumer?- Anational law
- Bapplicable
27DHW is a law tat stand for Dutch Horeca Wet
- ATrue
- BFalse
28The requirements in DHW are:
Managers must be [blank_start]21[blank_end] years of age
Not placed under [blank_start]parental authority[blank_end]
No poor [blank_start]conduct[blank_end] (bad record)- A21
- Bparental authority
- Cconduct
29The set up requirements of a horeca consist of dimensions such as height of establishment, number of toilets are nationwide the same.
- ATrue
- BFalse
30Prohibitions stated on DHW are
- ANo serving & retailing alcohol
- BNo retailing except hygienic products (condoms, etc.)
- CNo alcohol vending machines
- DNo service under 18 or drunk person
- ENo alcohol at petrol stations
- FNo alcohol in stock without permit
- GNo service without DHW licence
- HNo manager that supervise
31If you have DHW permit, event is allowed if your event last for 10 days.
- ATrue
- BFalse
32The licence must always be on premesis and contains: name of the person entitled, name of the owner, type of company, location, details of area lay-out, regulations and limitations.
- ATrue
- BFalse
33Revocational of licence is applied if:
- Aincorrect information is provided
- Bmorality of set-up no longer meets
- Cthere is a new manager
- Dthere is suspicious risk like serving drinks
34The licence doesn't have to be relocate if the establishment has not been observed.
- ATrue
- BFalse
35The licence expires if
- AThere is no operation for 6 months
- BThere is no activity done as intended for a year
- CHas new licence
36The criminal activity check is called [blank_start]wet bibob[blank_end]
- Awet bibob
37Business are obligated to submit
- Aoccupancy notification
- Bfinancial notification
- Cfire safety notification
- Denvironmental notification
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