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The Habitual Residence Condition in Irish Social Welfare Law
Irish Journal of European Law (2006)
  • Mel Cousins, Glasgow Caledonian University
Abstract
This article examines the recently introduced habitual residence clause in Irish social welfare law. Part 1 sets out the background to the significant change. Part 2 outlines the legislation. Part 3 discusses the meaning of the term "habitual residence" while Part 4 looks at possible issues under EU law, in particular Council Regulations 1408/71 and 1612/68.1 Part 5 considers the possible impact of other international legal instruments.
Keywords
  • Habitual residence,
  • social security,
  • Irish law
Disciplines
Publication Date
2006
Citation Information
Mel Cousins. "The Habitual Residence Condition in Irish Social Welfare Law" Irish Journal of European Law Vol. 13 (2006)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mel_cousins/34/