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61995J0368 European Court reports 1997 Page I-03689 7 be achieved by less restrictive means. This assumes, inter alia, that the newspapers offering the chance of winning a prize in games, puzzles or competitions are in competition with small newspaper publishers who are deemed to be unable to offer comparable prizes and the prospect of winning is liable to bring about a shift in demand. Furthermore, the national prohibition must not constitute an obstacle to the marketing of newspapers which, albeit containing prize games, puzzles or competitions, do not give readers residing in the Member State concerned the opportunity to win a prize. It is for the national court to determine whether those conditions are satisfied on the basis of a study of the national press market concerned. Costs 35 The costs incurred by the Austrian, German, Belgian, Netherlands and Portuguese Governments and the Commission of the European Communities, which have submitted observations to the Court, are not recoverable. Since these proceedings are, for the parties to the main proceedings, a step in the proceedings pending before the national court, the decision on costs is a matter for that court. On those grounds, THE COURT, in answer to the question referred to it by the Handelsgericht Wien, by order of 15 September 1995, hereby rules: Article 30 of the EC Treaty is to be interpreted as not precluding application of legislation of a Member State the effect of which is to prohibit the distribution on its territory by an undertaking established in another Member State of a periodical produced in that latter State containing prize puzzles or competitions which are lawfully organized in that State, provided that that prohibition is proportionate to maintenance of press diversity and that that objective cannot be achieved by less restrictive means. This assumes, inter alia, that the newspapers offering the chance of winning a prize in games, puzzles or competitions are in competition with small newspaper publishers who are deemed to be unable to offer comparable prizes and the prospect of winning is liable to bring about a shift in demand. Furthermore, the national prohibition must not constitute an obstacle to the marketing of newspapers which, albeit containing prize games, puzzles or competitions, do not give readers residing in the Member State concerned the opportunity to win a prize. It is for the national court to determine whether those conditions are satisfied on the basis of a study of the national press market concerned. DOCNUM 61995J0368 AUTHOR Court of Justice of the European Communities FORM Judgment TREATY European Economic Community TYPDOC 6 ; CJUS ; cases ; 1995 ; J ; judgment PUBREF European Court reports 1997 Page I-03689 © An extract from a JUSTIS database 92
61995J0368 European Court reports 1997 Page I-03689 8 DOC 1997/06/26 LODGED 1995/11/29 JURCIT 61974J0008 : N 7 61978J0120 : N 8 19 61989J0238 : N 19 61989J0260 : N 24 25 61989J0353 : N 18 61991J0148 : N 18 61991J0267 : N 8 - 11 11992E030 : N 1 5 - 12 18 19 24 - 31 34 61992J0275 : N 20 - 22 61993J0470 : N 19 CONCERNS Interprets 11992E030 SUB Free movement of goods ; Quantitative restrictions ; Measures having equivalent effect AUTLANG German OBSERV Austria ; Belgium ; Federal Republic of Germany ; Netherlands ; Portugal ; Commission ; Member States ; Institutions NATIONA Austria NATCOUR *A9* Handelsgericht Wien, Beschluß vom 15/09/95 - Wirtschaftsrechtliche Blätter 1996 p.84 - Wirtschaftsrechtliche Blätter 1997 p.333-336 - Hödl, Sascha Oliver: Wirtschaftsrechtliche Blätter 1997 p.325-328 *P3* Oberster Gerichtshof, Beschluß vom 23/03/99 - Zeitschrift für Rechtsvergleichung, internationales Privatrecht und Europarecht 1999 p.157-160 NOTES Temmink, H.A.G.: Tijdschrift voor consumentenrecht 1997 p.318-319 Simon, Denys: Europe 1997 Août-Sept. Comm. no 273 p.11-12 Temmink, H.A.G.: S.E.W. ; Sociaal-economische wetgeving 1997 p.416-417 Weitzel, Luc: Bulletin des droits de l'homme 1997 no 7 p.233-235 Drakoulis, Stamatakos: Dikaio Epicheiriseon & Etairion 1997 p.836 Novak, Meinhard: St. Galler Europarechtsbriefe 1997 p.331-333 Boutard-Labarde, Marie-Chantal: La Semaine juridique - édition générale 1998 I 109 Balate, E.: Revue de droit commercial belge 1998 p.278-289 Ballon, Elke: The Columbia Journal of European Law 1998 p.172-178 Berr, Claude J.: Journal du droit international 1998 p.496-497 Gonzalez Vaqué, Luis: Gaceta Jurídica de la C.E. y de la Competencia - Boletín 1998 no 134 p.5-12 Poiares Maduro, Miguel: Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law 1998 p.298-316 Bavasso, Antonio F.: Common Market Law Review 1998 p.1413-1426 PROCEDU Reference for a preliminary ruling © An extract from a JUSTIS database 93
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