(Judgment) Free movement of persons – Act of Accession 1972 – Protocol No 3 concerning the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man – Jersey
Article 4 of Protocol 3 to the Act of Accession did not prohibit a difference of treatment resulting from the fact that a national of another member state could be deported from Jersey under national legislation, notwithstanding that nationals of the United Kingdom were not liable to deportation. It was in that context that the court held that, as Channel Islanders were British nationals, the distinction between them and other citizens of the United Kingdom could not be likened to the difference in nationality between the nationals of two member states.
Citations:
C-171/96, [1998] EUECJ C-171/96, [1998] ECR I-4607, [1998] 3 CMLR 143
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Cited – Routier and Another v Revenue and Customs CA 16-Sep-2016
Executors appealed against a decision that a residual gift in a will was not charitable and that it was therefore subject to Inheritance Tax arguing that the section if construed in this way was an unlawful restriction on the free movement of . .
Cited – Patmalniece v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions SC 16-Mar-2011
The claimant challenged as incompatible with EU law, the Regulations which restricted the entitlement to state pension credit to those entitled to reside in the UK.
Held: The appeal failed (Majority). The conditions imposed by the Regulations . .
Cited – Routier and Another v Revenue and Customs SC 16-Oct-2019
A Jersey Charity created under a will of a Jersey resident was transfer to the UK, and reregistered with the UK Charity Commission. The Revenue sought to apply Inheritance Tax.
Held: Jersey was to be considered a third country for the purpose . .
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European
Updated: 20 April 2022; Ref: scu.161868
