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2001-10-01	Important but not pervasive: The shared limits of secondary law in the common markets of Europe and South America Author (Person): Duina, Francesco Series Details: Current Politics and Economics of Europe Vol.10, No.4, 2001, p351-379 Published: October 2001 (Last update: 01/10/2001)
2001-09-27	Press Release: Judgments of the Court in Cases C-63/99, C-257/99 and C-235/99. The Queen v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Wieslaw Gloszczuk and Elzbieta Gloszczuk, The Queen v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Julius Barkoci and Marcel Malik, The Queen v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Eleonora Ivanova Kondova. The Court of Justice delivers three judgments concerning the right of establishment of Polish, Czech and Bulgarian nationals within the M Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.45, 2001 (27.9.01) Published: 27/09/2001 (Last update: 27/09/2001)
2001-09-26	Press Release: Opinion of the Advocate General in the case C-209/00. Commission v Germany Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.44, 2001 (26.9.01) Published: 26/09/2001 (Last update: 26/09/2001)
2001-09-21	EP approves European Company Statute proposals Author (Corporate): European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound) Series Details: EIROnline September 2001 Published: 21/09/2001 (Last update: 21/09/2001)
2001-09-20	Press Release: Opinion in Case C-1/00. Commission of the European Communities v French Republic. Advocate General Jean Mischo delivers his opinion on thte lifting of the ban on British meat Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.43, 2001 (20.9.01) Published: 20/09/2001 (Last update: 20/09/2001)
2001-09-20	Press Release: Opinion of Advocate General Tizzano in Case C-168/00. Simone Leitner v TUI Deutschland GmbH & Co KG. Accordiing to Advocate General Tizzano, travel agents selling package holidays are liable, in the event of non-performance or improper performance of the contract, even for non-material damage suffered by tourists through loss of enjoyment of the holiday Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.42, 2001 (20.9.01) Published: 20/09/2001 (Last update: 20/09/2001)
2001-09-20	Press Release: Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-184/99. Rudy Grzelczyk v Centre public d’aide sociale d’Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve. Students residing in a Member State other than their own are entitled to receive a minimum subsistence allowance on the same conditions as nationals of the host State Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.41, 2001 (20.9.01) Published: 20/09/2001 (Last update: 20/09/2001)
2001-09-20	Press Release: Opinion of Advocate General Francis Jacobs in Case C-162/00. Land Nordrhein-Westfalen v Beata Pokrzeptowicz-Meyer. Advocate General Jacobs proposes that a German law according to which posts for foreign-language assistants may be filled by means of employment contracts of limited duration is contrary to the prohibition on discrimination against Polish workers legally employed in the Member States Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.40, 2001 (20.9.01) Published: 20/09/2001 (Last update: 20/09/2001)
2001-09-17	Opinion of the Economic and Social Committee on the ‘Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the application of international accounting standards’ Author (Corporate): Economic and Social Committee Series Details: Official Journal C260, 17.9.01, p86 Published: 17/09/2001 (Last update: 17/09/2001)
2001-09-13	Press Release: Opinion of Advocate General Christine Stix-Hackl in Case C-459/99. Movement to combat Racism, Anti-semitism and Xenophobia (MRAX) v Belgium. The Advocate General examines a Member State’s powers to refuse to allow specified persons entry at the border, and to refuse to grant them a residence permit or expel them once they have entered the country Author (Corporate): European Court of Justice: Press and Information Division Series Details: Press Release No.38, 2001 (13.9.01) Published: 13/09/2001 (Last update: 13/09/2001)