European Union Law notes (1st edition)

(Week 9 to 15) A full summary of the most recent readings, lectures, tutorials and cases including references to authors, graphs, periods and treaty articles week by week.

(Week 1 to 7) A full summary of the most recent readings, lectures, tutorials and cases including references to authors, graphs, periods and treaty articles week by week.

This document provides a clear and detailed approach to the structure required for a problem question. It provides clear and logical steps on addressing quantitative restrictions, measures of equivalent effect and the market access test.

This 27-page document provides a complete summary of the course Advanced European Law in the Master European Law School at Maastricht University, taught by Professors Bruno de Witte and Maja Brkan. It contains the summaries of all the lectures and all the tutorials, including the case law and the relevant readings that were discussed during the tutorials. Most readings in this course come from the book "European Union Law" by Catherine Barnard and Steve Peers, though the document of course also...

Lecture notes of the course European Union Law. Second year course global law.

Digital word - processed notes - suitable for students studying the GDL and completing the LLB Law Degree. These notes were used as part of my revision for the EU law exam in Law School. A distinction was achieved in this. All topics included!

Overview of the TFEU and TEU rules.

Hoorcolleges week 1 t/m 8 European Law

Direct effect: -definition -when do we have a direct effect -great notes! -organised notes -importance of the principle -cases -law -horizontal and vertical effect -principle of supremacy -articles -secondary and primary law -direct applicability

(Week 9 to 15) A full summary of the most recent readings, lectures, tutorials and cases including references to authors, graphs, periods and treaty articles week by week.

(Week 1 to 7) A full summary of the most recent readings, lectures, tutorials and cases including references to authors, graphs, periods and treaty articles week by week.

Lecture notes of the course European Union Law. Second year course global law.

This 27-page document provides a complete summary of the course Advanced European Law in the Master European Law School at Maastricht University, taught by Professors Bruno de Witte and Maja Brkan. It contains the summaries of all the lectures and all the tutorials, including the case law and the relevant readings that were discussed during the tutorials. Most readings in this course come from the book "European Union Law" by Catherine Barnard and Steve Peers, though the document of course also...

Direct effect: -definition -when do we have a direct effect -great notes! -organised notes -importance of the principle -cases -law -horizontal and vertical effect -principle of supremacy -articles -secondary and primary law -direct applicability

This document provides a clear and detailed approach to the structure required for a problem question. It provides clear and logical steps on addressing quantitative restrictions, measures of equivalent effect and the market access test.

Summary of the Book 'European Union Law' by C. Barnard, S. Peers (Oxford University Press, 2017) Specific content of the Summary (divided over the different lectures) Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 5 Chapter 6: sections 1-5 Chapter 9 Chapter 10: sections: 1, 2, 3.1 (3.1.1-3.1.2-3.1.3- 3.1.4), 3.2 (3.2.1-3.2.2-3.2.3- 3.2.4- 3.2.5), 4 (4.1 - 4.2 - 4.3 - 4.4 – 4.5) Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 16: sections 1-2-3-5-6 Chapter 17: sections 1-2 and 4-8 Chapter 18: section 4