Beyond the European Community Treaty Provisions : A Need To Question the Cassis de Dijon Rule of Reason in Wouters?

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Van Uytsel Steven

Faculty of Law, Kyushu University : Assistant Professor : Competition Law, Intenational Trade Law, Law and Culture

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Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION

Ⅱ. THE CASSIS DE DIJON RULE OF REASON OUTSIDE THE FREE MOVEMENT JURISPRUDENCE

A. A Reference to Reisebüro in Wouters

B. Meca-Medina Confirms Wouters

C. The Importance of Wouters' Confirmation in Meca-Medina

Ⅲ. CASSIS DE DIJON LINKED WITH WOUTERS VIA THE RULE OF REASON

A. Free Movement of Goods Jurisprudence Guiding the Interpretation

B. Dassonville as a Seedbed for Cassis de Dijon

C. Cassis de Dijon, Beyond Discrimination

D. The Rule of Reason in Cassis de Dijon

E. Cassis de Dijon and Wouters, Structural Similarity

Ⅳ. THE RULE OF REASON JUSTIFIED

A. The Rule of Reason within the Free Movement Jurisprudence

1. Extending the Prohibitions' Scope of Application

2. The Limited Scope of Exceptions

3. Positioning the Rule of Reason: Article 28 EC or Article 30 EC?

B. Free Movement Jurisprudence within Article 81(1) EC Necessary?

2. Article 81 EC, Prohibitions and Exceptions

2. Article 81(3) EC and Public Interest Considerations

3. Wouters and Meca-Medina under Article 81(3) EC?

4. Making Sense out of Wouters and Meca-Medina

Ⅴ. CONCLUSION