Time Charter in UK Law

  • The Charter and Social Security Rights: Time to Stand and Deliver?
    • No. 24-1, March 2022
    • European Journal of Social Security
    • 0000
    From a standpoint of fundamental rights, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) can be considered as having taken a restrictive approach to social security ever since it ruled in case C-333/13, Dano. ...
  • Illegitimate Last Voyage Orders: The Gregos
    • No. 3-2, March 1995
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 170-172
    A time charter allows the charterer of a vessel to have its use for a predetermined period of time. The charterer is entitled, subject to certain restrictions, to employ the vessel as he wishes dur...
    ... ... 3 No. 2 — Frauds A time charter allows the charterer of a vessel to have its use for a ... ...
  • Case C-336/19 Centraal Israëlitisch Consistorie van België: Animal welfare and freedom of religion
    • No. 28-5, October 2021
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    Article 13 of the Treaty of the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) explicitly provides for animal welfare. Animals are sentient beings, and thus the EU and Member States have an obligation to...
    ... ... At the same time, Article 10(1) of the Charter guar- antees freedom of religion. Case ... ...
  • The right to social assistance for economically inactive migrating Union citizens: The Court disregards the principle of proportionality and lets the Charter appease the consequences
    • No. 29-4, August 2022
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    In a new case on the right to social assistance for inactive migrating Union citizens, the CJEU delivered a judgment in which it confirmed its restrictive interpretation of the relevant primary and...
    ... ... At the same time, however, it invoked the EU Charter to appease theconsequences of that. This case note critically analyses the Court’s restrictive application of ... ...
  • The right to social assistance for economically inactive migrating Union citizens: The Court disregards the principle of proportionality and lets the Charter appease the consequences
    • No. 29-4, August 2022
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    In a new case on the right to social assistance for inactive migrating Union citizens, the CJEU delivered a judgment in which it confirmed its restrictive interpretation of the relevant primary and...
    ... ... At the same time, however, it invoked the EU Charter to appease theconsequences of that. This case note critically analyses the Court’s restrictive application of ... ...
  • After the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: The Court of Justice as a Human Rights Adjudicator?
    • No. 20-2, June 2013
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    This article examines the engagement by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) with the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights over the period since the Charter was made formally binding by th...
    ... ... A survey of the output of the Cour t during that time reveals a sharp ri se in the number of cases in which a provision of the Charter was cited or argued before the Court. Fur ther, the Court has ... ...
  • Effectiveness of EU law and protection of fundamental rights
    • No. 9-1, March 2018
    • New Journal of European Criminal Law
    ... ... with the Italian Constitutional Court, while at the same time maintaining the most relevant achievement of the decision in the Taricco ... been to develop a different reasoning relying on rights in the Charter other that the nullum crimen principle, and avoid to touch at the ... ...
  • Part‐time Employees: Workers Whose Time has Come?
    • No. 14-2, February 1992
    • Employee Relations
    • 3-12
    Part‐time workers (a quarter of all employees in Britain) are one section of the “atypical” workforce singled out for attention by the EC Commission. Examines directives on atypical workers issued ...
    ... ... The Social Action Programme, issued to begin implementing the Social Charter, contains three draft directives on atypical workers, seeking to improve their position and bring their employment conditions more in line with those ... ...
  • The UN Secretary-General and the Mediation of International Disputes
    • No. 28-1, February 1991
    • Journal of Peace Research
    The United Nations Secretary-General's third party role is stated generally in the organization's charter. This basis has been exploited to the extent possible, and sometimes beyond that, by the su...
  • The 20 years anniversary of the Tampere programme: Securitization, intergovernmentalism and informalization
    • No. 27-1, February 2020
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    The end of 2019 coincided with two anniversaries with profound implications for EU Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) cooperation. First, it has been 20 years since the adoption of the Tampere Programm...
    ... ... of the Amsterdam Treaty, the European Council provided for the first time a multi-annual EU policy agenda for the progressive creation of an Area of ... entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty (December 2009), and the EU Charter of Fundamental rights becoming legally binding. In light of this ... ...
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