Osnova sekce
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Learning Outcomes
- Student interprets the legal framework of the free movement of goods under EU law.
- Student distinguishes between restrictions and justifications in the movement of goods.
- Student applies the CJEU’s case law to assess compliance of national measures with Article 34–36 TFEU.
- Student analyzes the role of internal taxation in relation to free movement of goods.
Compulsory EU Law
- TFEU, Articles 26-44, 110
- Case 8/74 Dassonville,
- Case C-267/91 Keck,
- Case C-110/05 Commission v. Italy.
Task to Consider
In preparation for the seminar, please see the draft amendment to the Czech Food Act (Chamber of Deputies 2017-2021, Press 502). Specifically, see the amendment as forwarded to the Senate. Focus on point 26 of the Senate press, which was to introduce §9b (p. 10 of the press) specifying the percentage of Czech products. Based on the abovementioned documents, assess whether the proposed amendment to the Food Act was in compliance with EU law.