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Quiz Free Movement of Services

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A quiz about free movement of services within the European Union

 

Expert QUIZ 24 QUESTIONS
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Which article prohibits restrictions on free movement of services?

2

Which article prohibits restrictions on freedom of establishment?

3

Which article defines economic activity?

4

Which case held that state schools are not services?

5

Which case held that private schools are services?

6

Which case outlined criteria that should be looked at to establish temporary character?

7

Which two cases relate to residual application?

8

Which case held that the movement of someone to receive a service counts as movement of services?

9

Which case held that it is possible to have movement of services without anyone actually moving?

10

Which article is directly effective according to Reyners?

11

What were held to be establishments in Attanasio?

12

Which case held that an establishment must have a "stable and continuous basis"?

13

Which case held that prohibiting a company from leaving to establish in another member state counts as a restriction?

14

Which case held that discrimination on grounds of nationality is expressly prohibited?

15

Which case held that discrimination is where it hampers or renders less attractive?

16

Which case held that discrimination is where it renders less advantageous?

17

What was a restriction in Kohll?

18

Which case gave rise to a list of reasons why a restriction will be allowed?

19

Which case held that you can prevent a company from leaving if it is clearly improper or fraudulant?

20

Which case held that rules preventing people from moving to receive healthcare elsewhere were not justifiable under Public Health?

21

Which case defined what is normal health care?

22

Which case held that you cannot base refusal to receive healthcare abroad on waiting lists alone?

23

What was disproportionate in Guiot?

24

Which case laid out criteria under which you can assess whether a qualification can be mutually recognised?