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Title:SPLETNA PRODAJA ZDRAVIL V LUČI PRAVA EVROPSKE UNIJE
Authors:ID Ficko, Jožica (Author)
ID Hojnik, Janja (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf UN_Ficko_Jozica_2016.pdf (924,82 KB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:Z razvojem informacijske tehnologije in naraščanjem uporabe svetovnega spleta se je tudi v Evropski uniji razširila spletna prodaja zdravil. Trgovina z zdravili v pravu EU ni harmonizirana v celoti. Zato se glede vprašanj, ki niso zajeta s harmonizacijo, uporabijo splošna pravila o notranjem trgu. O združljivosti nacionalne prepovedi z načelom prostega pretoka blaga je odločalo tudi Sodišče EU v zadevi C-322/01, Doc Morris. Glede na odločitev Sodišča EU v navedeni zadevi države članice EU ne smejo prepovedati prodaje in oglaševanja prek spleta za tista zdravila, ki se izdajajo brez recepta. Odločitev o tem, ali je dovoljeno na ozemlju države članice prodajati zdravila, ki se v tej državi izdajajo brez recepta, pa ostaja v nacionalni pristojnosti držav članic. Tej sodbi je sledila Direktiva 2011/62/EU, ki je uvedla skupni logotip, ki ga morajo uporabljati registrirani ponudniki spletne prodaje zdravil. Ob tem pa ostaja za potrošnika pomembno tudi pravno varstvo na podlagi predpisov o varstvu potrošnikov, ki mu omogočajo pravno varstvo pri sklepanju pogodb prek spleta. Diplomsko delo obravnava poslovne vidike spletne prodaje zdravil, pravno ureditev spletne prodaje zdravil na ravni EU in nacionalno pravno ureditev v Republiki Sloveniji. Diplomsko delo posebej izpostavlja pravno ureditev spletne prodaje zdravil z vidika načela prostega pretoka v EU in zaključuje, da pravo EU in slovensko nacionalno pravo porazdeljuje bremena tveganja med ponudnike spletne prodaje zdravil in prodajalce in ne dopuščata nesorazmernih omejitev prostega pretoka blaga.
Keywords:spletna prodaja, zdravila, ponudniki, notranji trg EU, prosti pretok blaga
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[J. Ficko]
Year of publishing:2016
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-64302 New window
UDC:341(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:5265195 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:K2WITSJX
Publication date in DKUM:02.01.2017
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Language:English
Title:ONLINE SALE OF MEDICINES IN THE LIGHT OF EUROPEAN UNION LAW
Abstract:With development of information tehnology and increasing use of internet has expanded online sale of medicines also in European union. Trade in medicines is not completely harmonised in the law of EU. For this reason general rules about free movement of goods are used on issues that are not covered by harmonisation. About compatibility of national prohibition of online sale of medicines with principle free movemnts of goods has decided also Court of justice of EU in case C-322/01, Doc Morris. According to this decision of Court of justice of EU state members may not prohibit online sale and online advertising of medicines, which are subject to prescription. Decision about this, if it is allowed to sell medicines on teritory of member state, for those medicines that are not subject to prescription, remains a matter for member states competence. This judgement followed Falsified medicines directive 2011/62/EU , which introduced common logo, which have to use all registered providers of online sale of medicines. Furthermore for consumer are very important acts from field of consumer protection law, which enable legal protection in contracting over the Internet. Thesis deal with busines aspects of online sale of medicines, regulation of online sales of medicines at EU level and national regulation in the Republic of Slovenia. Thesis specifically highlights regulation of online sales of medicines from view of principle of free movement of goods in EU and concludes that law of European Union and law of the Republic of Slovenia distribute risks between providers of online sale of medicines and consumers and not allow disproportionate restriction of free movements of goods.
Keywords:Online sale, medicines, providers, European Union, internal market, free movement of goods


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