The Spanish Supreme Court reconsiders its position on the proportionality criteria in relation to private hire vehicle licenses in light of Articles 49, 102 and 107 of TFEU (Prestige / Limousine)

Ordóñez-Solís, David

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27 Oct 2021

The Spanish Supreme Court reconsiders its position on the proportionality criteria in relation to private hire vehicle licenses in light of Articles 49, 102 and 107 of TFEU (Prestige / Limousine)

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Spanish Supreme Court, Prestige / Limousine, Case No. 5987/2021, Judgement, 27 October 2021 (Spanish)

The Spanish Supreme Court has declared admissible an appeal in cassation against a judgment by the Madrid High Court of Justice concerning the conformity of its case-law on the criterion that limits private hire vehicle

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David Ordóñez-Solís
Judicial Ethics Commission (Madrid)

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David Ordóñez-Solís, The Spanish Supreme Court reconsiders its position on the proportionality criteria in relation to private hire vehicle licenses in light of Articles 49, 102 and 107 of TFEU (Prestige / Limousine), 27 October 2021, e-Competitions State aid & National enforcement, Art. N° 106843

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