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Example Research TrailResearch TrailQuestion TitleAn engineering business with its headquarters in the Netherlands could either set up a branch in Belgium to service its Belgian customers or offer its work to Belgian clients from its office in the Netherlands. The start case would constitute establishment, the second would merely refer to the provision of services.Horspool and Humphreys, European Union Law, 4th ed.In the light of this statement explain the development that has interpreted place in European Union law relating to the rules of establishment and provision of services. Assess the extent to which the European Court of Justice has been able to draw sportsmanlike lines of distinction between them.TextsLibrary search for general EU law textsCraig and De BurcaEU law Text Cases and Materials.Chapter 18 Freedom of establishment and to provide servies.Chalmers, Hadjiemmanuil, Monti and Tomkins.European Union Law Text and Materials.Chapter 17 The free movement of servicesWeathe rhill.Cases and Materials on EU law.Chapter 14 Freedom of Establishment and freemovemennt of services articles 43 and 49Internet resourcesSearch of www.google.scholar.comTermsright to practise law EU freedom of establishment servicesFreedom of establishment free movement of servicesAwesti, A. (2006). Intergovernmentalist theory and Eurosclerosicm an Intergovernmentalist critique. http//www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/pais/phd/crips/working_papers/2006/working_paper_2_awesti.pdfFlint, D. Moens, G. (1993). Business Law of the European Community. DataLegal Publications Brisbane. (Book review which I then found at the library).Foster, N. (1991). European Community Law and the freedom of lawyers in the linked Kingdom and Germany. The International and Comparative Law Quarterly ,Vol.40,No.3.(Jul.,1991),pp.607-634.Goebel, R. (1992). Lawyers In The European Community Progress Towards Community-Wide Rights Of Practice. Fordham Intl LJ 15,Malcolm Ross, Freedom of Establishment and Freedom to Pro vide Services common credit entry of Professional Qualifications (1989) 14 Eur L Rev 162, 165.Nicoladis, K. (2006). Globalization with Human Faces Managed Mutual realisation and the Free Movement of Professionals contained in Fiorella, K. Padoa, S. (eds.)(2004). The Principle of Mutual Recognition in the European Integration Process. Palgrave Basingstoke.Podell, M. (2001). When zeal for European Unity overcame common sense the lawyers directive. Boston college Law review. http//www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/law/lwsch/journals/bciclr/23_1/03_TXT.htmQuinn, J. (2004). The right to practise law in the European Union an American perspective. (1).113-129. http//austlii.law.uts.edu.au/au/journals/MqBLJ/2004/6.htmlCases (primary sources)Westlaw SearchSearch by terms freedom of establishment services lawyersC-243/01. Criminal Proceedings against Gambelli 2006 1 C.M.L.R. 35C-221/89. R. v Secretary of State for Transport Ex p. Factortame Ltd 1991 3 All E.R. 769. Para 20.C-2/74. Jean Reyners v Belgi an State 1974ECR 00631.C-283/99. Commission v Italy 2001 ECR I-4363C-33/74. J. H. M. cutting edge Binsbergen v Bestuur Van de Bedrijfsvereniging voor de Metaalnijverheid 1975 1 C.M.L.R. 304.C-55/94. Reinhard Gebhard v Consiglio DellOrdine degli Avvocati E Procuratori di MilanoC-70/95. Sodemare et al v Regione Lombardia 1998 E.J.H.L 67C-26/62. Van Gend En Loos v Nederlandse Administratie Der Belastingen 1963 ECR 1.C-427/85. Commission v Germany 1988 ECR 1123.C-294/89. Commission v French Republic.C-340/89. Irene Vlassopoulou v Ministerium fr Justiz Bun stilboestrol-und Europaan-gelegenheiten Baden Wurttemberg 1991 ECR 2357.C-168/98. Grand Duchy of Luxembourg v European Parliament and Council of the European Union 2000 ECR I-09131C-506/04. Graham J. Wilson v Ordre des avocats du barreau de Luxembourg.Treaty Articles and guidingsEur-Lex.Art 44(2) TEC.Art 47(1) TECArt 47(2) TEC.Directive 85/384/EEC on the mutual recognition of diplomasDirective 2005/36/EC for the Recognition of Profess ional QualificationsDirective 77/249 (preamble)Directive 77/249. Art 5.Directive 89/48 Article 2.Directive 89/48 Article 4.Directive 89/48 Article 1(g)Directive 98/5. Article 3(1).Directive 98/5. Article 5(1).Directive 98/5. Article 10.Directive 98/5. Article 10 (1).Word Count 498.