#11550. THE SCOPE OF APPLICATION OF THE FREE MOVEMENT PROVISIONS AND THE ROLE OF ARTICLE 18 TFEU: ALLIANZ”: Case C-581/18, RB v. T?V Rheinland LGA Products GmbH and Allianz IARD SA, Judgment of the Court (Grand Chamber) of 11 June 20XX, EU:C:20XX:453
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Abstract:
Within the law of the European Union (EU), Article 18 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) prohibits discrimination on the basis of nationality, within the scope of the treaties (the TFEU and the Treaty on the European Union, TEU). With regard to EU citizens this provision is inclusive: it ensures equal treatment for EU citizens in other Member States and plays a key role in enabling free movement and giving substance to EU citizenship. However, Article 18 TFEU seems to be also exclusive, in the sense that it is interpreted, by the EU Court of Justice (CJEU), as not applying to third-country nationals (TCNs). At the same time, viewed from a national perspective, Article 18 TFEU functions to grant one group of foreigners (EU citizens living in Member States other than their own) a privileged status compared to other foreigners (TCNs).
Keywords:
The European Union; Article 18 TFEU; EU citizens; Member States
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