Article 115 EEC Treaty and trade with Eastern Europe
Francis Sarre
Abstract
Francis Sarre
Abstract
Article 115 EEC Treaty enables a member state to block indirect imports of goods stemming from countries outside the Community which have first been imported by another member state, and thus helps to preserve the existence of national commercial policies as opposed to a uniform Community system. The following article examines the application of Art. 115 to the Community's trade with Eastern Europe.
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Article 115 EEC Treaty enables a member state to block indirect imports of goods stemming from countries outside the Community which have first been imported by another member state, and thus helps to preserve the existence of national commercial policies as opposed to a uniform Community system. The following article examines the application of Art. 115 to the Community's trade with Eastern Europe.
Key concepts: Treaty, Member state, International trade, Member states, State (computer science), European community, European integration, Social policy