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96: ECJ 7 Dec 1999

Where a member state had a minimum wage law, it was not contrary to the rules requiring the free movement of services, to require that a supplier from another state providing services within the state should do so subject to the minimum wage rules of the state in which the service is provided, and to … Continue reading Criminal Proceedings Against Arblade and Others Joined Cases C-369/96 and C-376/96: ECJ 7 Dec 1999

Criminal Proceedings Against Wijsenbeek Case: ECJ 12 Oct 1999

It was not a breach of community law, restricting the free movement of persons within the community, to require a traveller to produce evidence of identity sufficient to establish his nationality and right to cross the frontier. Criminal sanctions for breaches of such a requirement were proper provided they remained proportionate. Citations: Times 12-Oct-1999 Statutes: … Continue reading Criminal Proceedings Against Wijsenbeek Case: ECJ 12 Oct 1999

Kaba v Secretary of State for the Home Department Case C-356/98: ECJ 19 Apr 2000

UK rules required that a wife of a migrant European worker must be resident for four years before applying for indefinite leave to remain, but a spouse of a person settled in the UK need only be resident for one year. There was no discrimination contrary to European Law which prevented rules restricting the free … Continue reading Kaba v Secretary of State for the Home Department Case C-356/98: ECJ 19 Apr 2000

Regina v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Yiadom Case C-357/98: ECJ 16 Nov 2000

Where a citizen of a member state had been granted temporary admission, pending a final decision on whether she should be admitted or expelled, that decision was not one which could be classified as a ‘decision concerning entry,’ for the purposes of the directive, and by legal fiction the person was deemed to be out … Continue reading Regina v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Yiadom Case C-357/98: ECJ 16 Nov 2000

Deliege v Ligue Francophone De Judo et Disciplines Associees Asbl and Others: ECJ 11 Apr 2000

It was not an unlawful discriminatory provision to restrict those who might take part in professional sports activities in another member state to be first authorised or selected by their own national federation where such competition was not on a national representative team level. If it was derived from a proper need inherent in the … Continue reading Deliege v Ligue Francophone De Judo et Disciplines Associees Asbl and Others: ECJ 11 Apr 2000