The ESSU: crossing the constitutional boundaries of Article 114 TFEU?

Eva ten Hoor; Meriëlle de Zwart

The ESSU: crossing the constitutional boundaries of Article 114 TFEU?

Eva ten Hoor
, Meriëlle de Zwart

Company Law and Financial Law

University of Oxford

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Abstract

This blogpost argues that the proposed European Start-Up and Scale-Up Company’s legal basis is erroneous. As the proposal fails to harmonise, it cannot be adopted under Article 114 TFEU. Rather, like other 28th regimes, the ESSU should be adopted under Article 352(1) TFEU.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	https://www.europeanlawblog.eu/pub/hdwoeikg/release/2
Media of output	Blog
Publication status	Published - 18 Jul 2025

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