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... imports, exports or goods in transit between themselves. However, although it has been nearly half century since the creation of the EC Treaty, its free movement of goods notion is still on the way of journey. It has not yet reached the star. The goods still could not enjoy true freedom to move within the European Community. There are two obstacles which impede the free movement of goods. The first obstacle is the interpretation of the European Court of Justice (the ECJ) on the general provisions concerning free movement of goods in the EC Treaty, especially on the general provisions of technical barriers under Article 28(formerly 30) and Article 29(formerly 34). The second obstacle is the exceptions to the general provisions of Articles 28(formerly 30) and 29(formerly 34) based on Article 30(formerly 36) and the mandatory requirements arising from the ECJ in the Cassis de Dijon. In this research, Part ...
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