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Glossary of Legal Terms. Two of the Ohio Public Defender’s core values are Service and Community. Even when we cannot directly represent someone in court, we still want to serve that person and their community to the best of our ability. This Glossary is one way the Ohio Public Defender does that. It explains commonly used legal terms, which ...
In order to achieve most of the Treaty’s objectives, common utilization of shared water resources was necessary. Hence, the defendant was not authorized to proceed without the plaintiff’s consent. Citation1997 I.C.J. 7, reprinted in 37 I.L.M. 162 (1998) Brief Fact Summary. Hungary (P) claimed that Czechoslovakia (D) violated the provisions ...
- Introduction
- Charges Having Equivalent Effect
- Taxation
- Quantitative Restrictions and Measures Having Equivalent Effect
- Dual Burdens
- Derogations
- Concluding Comments
- Bibliography
A central policy of the European Union (EU) has been the establishment of an internal single market in which the free movement of goods, persons, services and capital is ensured. The Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) provides clear guidance on how the single market should operate and in particular how the free movement of goods...
Article 28 of the TFEU promotes the free circulation of goods within the EU by establishing a customs union. The customs union prohibits the charging of any duties on imports and exports within member states of the EU or the levying of any charge having the equivalent effect as a customs duty (CHEE). Duties are still payable on goods coming from co...
In addition to charges for services rendered, member states are able to charge taxes on goods. However any tax must be applied indiscriminately to national goods, as well as to imported goods. In Case 90/79 Commission v France (Reprographic Machines) it was argued that a tax imposed on all copying machines was a CHEE because very few copy machines ...
The free movement of goods is realised not only by the removal fiscal barriers but also by the removal of non-financial obstructions. Articles 34 and 35 of the TFEU prohibits any form of quantitative restrictions on imports and exports and any measure having the equivalent effect of quantitative restrictions. Quantitative restrictions are measures ...
In order to promote the free movement of goods it has been recognised by the ECJ that in certain circumstances a dual-burden exists on importers. A dual burden may exist where a producer has complied with the requirements of his own member state but is then required to comply with further requirements of the member state to which the goods are bein...
Article 36 of the TFEU provides a number of clearly defined exceptions to the prohibitions detailed in Articles 34 and 35. Specifically restrictions to the free movement of goods may become justified on grounds of public policy, morality, or public security. In addition in order to protect the health and life of humans, animals, and plant and to pr...
The free movement of goods within the EU is a fundamental tenet of the single market. However ensuring the continued free movement of goods has been a complex task. The legislative guidance is necessarily broad to encompass an endless list of possible obstructions to free movement. The policy on free movement of goods is realised through prohibitio...
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Nov 15, 2023 · In order to make sure a case is "still good law", don't stop at Shepard's or Keycite or Bcite. It is possible the case is no longer good law, but no subsequent case ever cited that case as overruled. Looking at the Table of Authorities in Lexis or Westlaw will help determine whether the underpinning cases cited in a decision have been overturned.
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More Definitions of Case Summary. Case Summary means a concise summary of a party 's case in a Dispute subjected to mediation; Sample 1 Sample 2. Based on 3 documents. Case Summary means a written statement outlining the actions taken by the department on a case that has been appealed. Sample 1 Sample 2.
Feb 19, 2024 · novembra 1923 práve v Mníchove istý „činiteľ“ tiež zorganizoval „alkoholový sabat“, z ktorého sa ľudstvo spamätáva ešte dodnes. Včera sa síce predstavitelia „západnej civilizácie“ tvárili celkom mierumilovne, len aby výsledok „večierku“ nebol podobný prvému mníchovskému „sabatu.“
a county, the law director, city solicitor, or other officer who prosecutes a criminal case on behalf of the state or a city, village, township, or other political subdivision, and the assistant or assistants of any of them. As used in Crim.R. 6, "prosecuting attorney" means the attorney general of this
