The trade and customs law of the European Union
D. Lasok
Abstract
D. Lasok
Abstract
1. The Customs Union, International Co-Operation and the EEC. 2. Harmonization Techniques and Their Application to Trade and Customs Law. 3. The Free Movement of Goods: Customs Duties and Charges with Equivalent Effect. 4. The Free Movement of Goods: Elimination of Quantitative Restrictions and Measures with Equivalent Effect. 5. The Free Movement of Goods: Elimination of Measures with Equivalent Effect Through Community Legislation. 6. Elimination of Fiscal Discrimination. 7. Penal Provisions: Sanctions and Enforcement. 8. The Community as a Unite of international Trade. 9. Customs Procedures on Importation and Exportation of Goods. 10. The Community Transit Procedure.
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1. The Customs Union, International Co-Operation and the EEC. 2. Harmonization Techniques and Their Application to Trade and Customs Law. 3. The Free Movement of Goods: Customs Duties and Charges with Equivalent Effect. 4. The Free Movement of Goods: Elimination of Quantitative Restrictions and Measures with Equivalent Effect. 5. The Free Movement of Goods: Elimination of Measures with Equivalent Effect Through Community Legislation. 6. Elimination of Fiscal Discrimination. 7. Penal Provisions: Sanctions and Enforcement. 8. The Community as a Unite of international Trade. 9. Customs Procedures on Importation and Exportation of Goods. 10. The Community Transit Procedure.
Key concepts: Customs union, Sanctions, Free movement, International trade, Enforcement, Exportation, Harmonization, European union