Single Common Market Organisation - Article-by-Article Commentary of the Legal Framework for Agricultural Markets in the European Union

The Single Common Market Organisation Regulation (EC) 1234/2007 (sCMO) brings together in one single document more than 40 separate regulations governing the various agricultural market organisations in the European Union. By that the regulatory scope of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) becomes much simpler. Thanks to the Regulation a field of law, so far, in spite of its political and economic importance for Europe, very difficult to access, has become much clearer and transparent.

Pros at a glance:

Article-by-article commentary of the law concerning the common European Market organisation

Authored by inside experts

Focus on practical use

Content:

The Commentary follows the systematic of the Regulation.

Introductory provisions

Internal market

Trade with third countries

Competition rules

Specific provisions for individual sectors

General provisions

Implementing, transitional and final rules

Each Article is dealt with in the same structure: Purpose, historic development, scope, interpretation, implementing rules, jurisprudence and literature and further developments.
The relevant topics relating to WTO are dealt with in one coherent article.


The authors:
Dr Rudolf Moegele is Director the DG Agriculture and Rural Development of the European Commission.
Dr Friedrich Erlbacher is member of the Commission's Legal Service. Their co-authors hold various positions in the European Commission.

Product details

• Authors: Friedrich Erlbacher, Rudol Moegele, Rudolf Moegele
• Publisher: Nomos Verlagsges.MBH + Co
• Languages: English
• Product format: Hardback
• Released: 31.10.2015
• No. of pages: 1085
• Dimensions: 161 mm x 246 mm x 53 mm
• Weight: 1526 g
• Subjects: Social sciences, law, business > Law > International law, foreign law; Handelsrecht, Europa, Agrarrecht, EU, Europäische Union, Europarecht, Europäische Union - EU, Europa / Europäische Union, Internationales Recht / Europarecht