An In-depth Exploration of the Freedom of Establishment

This cahier offers an encompassing overview of the freedom of establishment, an integral aspect of the European Union's single market. Delving into the intricacies of corporate mobility and market access, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of legal entities moving across borders and the challenges they present in private international law.

Unveiling the Foundational Work and Limitations

By examining the EU legislation that incorporates the freedom of establishment, this book sheds light on the groundwork that has been laid. It also explores the limitations that can be imposed on this freedom, ensuring a nuanced understanding of its scope through an extensive analysis of the significant body of case law established by the CJEU.

Empowering Legal Entities with EU Secondary Legislation

Offering practical insights, this cahier focuses on the mechanisms provided by EU secondary legislation that enable legal entities to exercise their freedom of establishment. Specifically, it delves into the realm of cross-border mergers and the influential Societas Europaea, providing a comprehensive understanding of the tools and opportunities available for companies.

Exploring Cross-border Divisions and Ongoing Developments

This book dedicates its final chapters to the intricate subject of cross-border divisions and ongoing developments in European company law that significantly impact the freedom of establishment. This includes a detailed examination of the 2018 proposal for a legislative framework for cross-border divisions and cross-border conversions.

A Resource for Students and Knowledge Seekers

Although primarily tailored to students, this book's insightful exploration of the freedom of establishment will appeal to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of corporate freedom, the motivations behind exercising such freedom, and the various mechanisms that can be utilized to achieve it.