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This 14 page paper is written in two parts and looks at EU law. The first considers a case supplied by the student. A company is being charge an import duty by another member state and another country is charging a company to undertake safely checks on the products. The case is considered with reference to articles 24 and 30. The second part of the paper considers article 81 what it is how it is used and how effective it is. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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File: TS14_TEart2581.rtf
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be coming up against a lot of barrier, with additional import duties that are above the level of those on the equivalent cars in the UK. Here are also the
claims of the need for safety checks in France, with the Autos AG expected to pay for these additional checks. The EU is a free trade area, this mean that
is all but a few exceptional circumstances there should be no barriers to trade. The imposition of duty at an excessive rate is in effect a covert tariff. Under Article
23 (ex 9), the EU is declared as a customs union, and customs between member states is prohibited, this includes any taxes that have an equivalent effect (Lexis, 2004, Weatherill
and Beaumont, 2000). Article 25 (ex 12) abolishes all customs, and any charges that are imposed by a country on
another member states goods (Lexis, 2004, Weatherill and Beaumont, 2000). This is also supported by case law such as
Case C - 363/93 et al Rene Lancry S A et al v Direction General des Douanes [1994] ECR I - 3957 and also in Case 7/68 Commission v
Italy [1968] ECR 243 [1969] CMLR I (Weatherill and Beaumont, 2000).. In this later case is was goods leaving rather than entering a country, but the application is clear (Weatherill
and Beaumont, 2000). Where there is the aim to raise money for the exchequer this is an easy argument, however, we are not told why the taxes are
heavier on these vehicles than others. For this we can also look to the case of Sociaal Fonds voor de Diamantarbeiders v S A & Sons Case 2 3/69 [1969]
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