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Introduction
Part I – The Context of ECJ Case Law on Third-Country Family Members
1.1. The Derived Rights of Third-Country Family Members
1.2. The Central Trend of More Extensive Rights for Third-Country Family Members
1.2.1. The Court Interpreting Community Law More Broadly to the Benefit of TCNs
1.2.2. Move From Economic Justification to Fundamental Freedoms and Rights Rationale
Part II – The Metock Case: Critical Assessment and its Implications
2.1. Metock Conclusions
2.2. Implications of the Metock Judgement
2.2.1. Extending Third-Country Family Members’ Rights Even Further
2.2.2. Further Delimitation of Competences Between the Union and the Member States
2.2.3. Potential increase in the risk of abuse and rise in illegal immigration
Conclusion – Metock, Laudable or Lamentable?
Bibliography
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- Veronica Hagenfeldt (Autor), 2009, The Implications of the Metock Judgment, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/169620
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