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Abstract
It does not follow from EU law that a national court must disapply national provisions on minimum tariffs for architects and engineers which are contrary to Directive 2006/123, although this can follow from other national provisions. Moreover, the disadvantaged party can claim compensation based on state liability as the German implementation legislation is not in conformity with EU law.
European Employment Law Cases |
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ECJ Court Watch | ECJ 18 January 2022, case C-261/20 (Thelen Technopark Berlin), Other Forms of Free MovementThelen Technopark Berlin GmbH – v – MN, German case |
Keywords | Other Forms of Free Movement |
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