When looking at certificates of professional competence issued by other member states, the host Member State cannot be obliged to overlook matters which occurred within its own territory and which are of direct relevance to the real and genuine character of the period of professional activity completed in the Member State from which the beneficiary comes. Here a certificate was manifestly inaccurate.
Citations:
C-130/88, [1989] ECR 3039[26]
Cited by:
Cited – Dr A Lambiris v The Specialist Training Authority of the Medical Royal Colleges and the General Medical Council, the Secretary of State for Health – Interested Parties CA 8-May-2003
The applicant challenged the failure to register him properly to reflect his specialism for which he had been qualified in Greece.
Held: The Directive set out principles for the recognition of medical qualifications within the Union. The Order . .
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European, Employment
Updated: 11 April 2022; Ref: scu.134870
