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Directive (EU) 1970/50 · CELEX 31970L0050 · Customs Union and free movement of goods

Commission Directive 70/50/EEC of 22 December 1969 based on the provisions of Article 33 (7), on the abolition of measures which have an effect equivalent to quantitative restrictions on imports and are not covered by other provisions adopted in pursuance of the EEC Treaty

Adopted
22.12.1969
In force since
22.12.1969
Transposition by country
0 / 27

EUR-Lex ↗ National measures in EUR-Lex ↗

Transposition by country

  1. BE Belgium no measures notified
  2. AT Austria no measures notified
  3. BG Bulgaria no measures notified
  4. HR Croatia no measures notified
  5. CY Cyprus no measures notified
  6. CZ Czechia no measures notified
  7. DK Denmark no measures notified
  8. EE Estonia no measures notified
  9. FI Finland no measures notified
  10. FR France no measures notified
  11. DE Germany no measures notified
  12. EL Greece no measures notified
  13. HU Hungary no measures notified
  14. IE Ireland no measures notified
  15. IT Italy no measures notified
  16. LV Latvia no measures notified
  17. LT Lithuania no measures notified
  18. LU Luxembourg no measures notified
  19. MT Malta no measures notified
  20. NL Netherlands no measures notified
  21. PL Poland no measures notified
  22. PT Portugal no measures notified
  23. RO Romania no measures notified
  24. SK Slovakia no measures notified
  25. SI Slovenia no measures notified
  26. ES Spain no measures notified
  27. SE Sweden no measures notified

Case law of the EU Court on the directive · 1

  1. C-13/78 12.10.1978 Joh. Eggers Sohn & Co. v Freie Hansestadt Bremen ECLI:EU:C:1978:182

A directive binds the states to achieve a result by the deadline. Where the deadline has passed without transposition, individuals can as a rule rely on clear and unconditional provisions against the state (direct effect). The data are the measures notified by the states, not an assessment of completeness.