The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) will be holding a hearing on 14 February of a request lodged by the Dutch Council of State (CS) for a preliminary ruling in the case of Visser Vastgoed Beleggingen BV v Raad van de gemeente Appingedam (Case C-31/16). The request raises fundamental questions concerning the retail sector, inter alia whether retail is a service within the meaning of the Services Directive, whether the Directive applies to town and country planning rules, and whether it applies to national situations, rather than cross-border investments. The preliminary ruling will have a significant impact on retail activities in all Member States: if retail is deemed not to be a service, the rules on fair treatment by national authorities under the Services Directive will not apply. EuroCommerce issued a statement to the Member States, requesting those intending to intervene in the case to support retail and wholesale continuing to be considered as services.
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Qui il testo in Italiano della Domanda di pronuncia pregiudiziale proposta dal Raad van State (Paesi Bassi) il 18 gennaio 2016 – Visser Vastgoed Beleggingen BV / Raad van de gemeente Appingedam (Causa C-31/16) https://goo.gl/hWlXE8
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