1. Agriculture – agricultural products – trade – member states – third countries – monetary compensatory amounts – basic principles – purpose 2. Agriculture – agricultural products – trade – member states – third countries – monetary compensatory amounts – effects – position of importers and exporters in the member states – differences – complete … Continue reading Societe IRCA (Industria Romana Carni E Affini Spa) v Amministrazione Delle Finanze Dello Stato.: ECJ 7 Jul 1976

ECJ 1. References for a preliminary ruling – jurisdiction of the court – limits(EEC Treaty, article 177)2. Social security – migrant workers – old age (pensions) insurance – algeria – insurance periods completed before 19 january 1965 – taking into consideration by french institutions – national of a member state other than france – recipient(EEC … Continue reading Directeur Regional De La Securite Sociale De Nancy v Auguste Hirardin And Caisse Regionale D’Assurance Maladie Du Nord-Est.: ECJ 8 Apr 1976

1. Under article 177, the court of justice has jurisdiction to give preliminary rulings concerning the interpretation of acts of the ins- titutions of the community, regardless of whether they are directly applicable.It is not for the court to appraise the relevance of questions referred under article 177, which is based on a clear separation … Continue reading Impresa Costruzioni Comm. Quirino Mazzalai v Ferrovia Del Renon: ECJ 20 May 1976

ECJ The right of nationals of a member state to enter the territory of another member state and reside there is a right conferred directly, on any person falling within the scope of community law, by the Treaty, especially articles 48, 52 and 59 or where appropriate, by the provisions adopted.For its implementation, independently of … Continue reading Royer v Belgium: ECJ 8 Apr 1976

ECJ 1. National rules or practices which result in imports being channelled in such a way that only certain traders can effect these imports, whereas others are prevented from doing so, constitute a measure having an effect equivalent to a quantitative re- striction within the meaning of article 30 of the treaty. 2. National rules … Continue reading Adriaan De Peijper, Managing Director of Centrafarm Bv: ECJ 20 May 1976

‘the right of individuals to rely on the directly effective provisions of the Treaty before national courts is only a minimum guarantee and is not sufficient in itself to ensure the full and complete implementation of the Treaty’1. The prohibition laid down in article 13 of the treaty and that laid down in article 13 … Continue reading Rewe-Zentralfinanz eG v Landwirtschaftskammer fur das Saarland (Judgment): ECJ 16 Dec 1976

ECJ Officials – application – subject-matter – measure coming within the power of internal organization – admissibility – conditions(Staff Regulations of officials, articles 5, 7, 91)A measure coming within the power of internal organization of an institution can be actionable under article 91 of the staff regulations only if it adversely affected the rights which … Continue reading Macevicius v Parliament: ECJ 20 May 1976

When an action is brought against decisions of the national authorities adopted in implementation of community rules which the applicant regards as unlawful, the question of the legality of such implementing measures adopted in pursuance of community law is a matter for the competent national courts or tribunals to decide, using the procedures laid down … Continue reading IBC v Commission: ECJ 27 Jan 1976

The provisions of the convention on jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters of 27 September 1968 prevent a party who has obtained a judgment in his favour in a contracting state, being a judgment for which an order for enforcement under article 31 of the convention may issue in another … Continue reading Jozef De Wolf v Harry Cox Bv: ECJ 30 Nov 1976