Freedom of establishment is one of the fundamental freedoms granted by the European Union (EU). It includes the right for member state companies to set up and manage undertakings in other member states, under the same conditions that apply to nationals of that country. Surprisingly, though, Danish legislation prevents the free right of establishment.
October 29, 2008 at 10:06 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Danish restrictions on companies’ freedom of establishment are in breach of EC law, argues Annette Hastrup
Freedom of establishment is one of the fundamental freedoms granted by the European Union (EU). It includes the right for member state companies to set up and manage undertakings in other member states, under the same conditions that apply to nationals of that country. Surprisingly, though, Danish legislation prevents the free right of establishment.
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