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The court said Thursday that Airbnb is not required to hold a real estate licence because the French government had not informed the European Commission that such a permit was needed under EU law.
December 19, 2019 at 02:13 PM
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In a victory for Airbnb, the EU’s Court of Justice has ruled that France cannot require the company to hold an estate agent’s licence.
The court said on Thursday that France was not entitled to expect the company to hold a licence because the French government had not informed the European Commission that such a permit was needed under EU law.
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