free movement of services in the law of the EUROPEAN UNION these rules are provided to allow persons to provide services to persons who are in another MEMBER STATE, for example, where a Mancunian lawyer wants to advise a client in Spain. There is a right to receive

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services as much as to render them. The regime governs economic activities for remuneration. The right to set up business in Spain to advise the client more conveniently would be dealt with under FREE- DOM OF ESTABLISHMENT. The rules apply to firms and companies as well as individuals. See Van Binsbergen v. Bedrijfsvereniging Metaalnij- verheid [1974] ECR 1299.

• brehon laws
• brief
• bright line
• British citizen
• British nationality
• British overseas citizens
• British-protected person
• British subject
• brothel-keeping
• brutum fulmen
• buggery
• building consent
• building society
• building warrant
• bundle
• burden of proof
• burglary
• but-for test
• buyer
• buyer in possession, sale by
• bye-law
• bypass trust
• C
• Cabinet
• calendar