European Seaports Law: The Regime of Ports and Port Services Under European Law and the Ports PackageE. van Hooydonk Maklu, 2003 - 537 lappuses In 2001, the European Commission published its so-called Ports Package, a first attempt at developing a European policy for seaports. The Ports Package includes a Directive on Market Access to Port Services, which will influence the port industry thoroughly and lead to fundamental changes in daily port operations. In this volume, academics as well as practising lawyers from France, Ireland, Italy and Belgium describe the legal framework for the several branches of the port sector, recalling the far-reaching practical implications of existing general EU law and discussing the latest versions of the Port Services Directive proposal. Completed by authoritative views from the head of the Commission's ports unit, a specialist MEP, and representatives from both the public and the private port sector, this book offers a fairly complete overview of existing port law as well as the main points of concern in the policy debate. Its purpose is to serve both as a policy background document and as a working tool for public and private port players, as well as for academics and lawyers. |
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... selection procedures etc. would have been applicable in nearly every port . A second inter- pretation was that a limitation of the number of port service providers is only to be found in ports where the port authority has actually and ...
... selection procedures etc. would have been applicable in nearly every port . A second inter- pretation was that a limitation of the number of port service providers is only to be found in ports where the port authority has actually and ...
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... selection procedure for this site has no object either . Therefore , there appears to be no reason why the port authority should organise such a procedure , as no authorisation , site or service is vacant . Ultimately , port authorities ...
... selection procedure for this site has no object either . Therefore , there appears to be no reason why the port authority should organise such a procedure , as no authorisation , site or service is vacant . Ultimately , port authorities ...
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... selection criteria that define the author- ity's minimum requirements ; ( b ) award criteria that define the grounds on which the authority will make its choice ... selection procedure 163 Port Authorities and the Port Services Directive.
... selection criteria that define the author- ity's minimum requirements ; ( b ) award criteria that define the grounds on which the authority will make its choice ... selection procedure 163 Port Authorities and the Port Services Directive.
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THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EUROPEAN UNION LAW Vincent J G Power Partner AL Goodbody Solicitors TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introd... | 18 |
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