EEIG of the Senators
European Economic Interest Grouping of the Senators
The international legal basis of the EEIG of the Senators
Die internationale Rechtsgrundlage der EWIV der Senatoren | The international legal basis of the EEIG of the Senators | La base jurídica internacional de la EEIG de los senadores | Mezinárodní právní podklad EEIG (EHZS) senátorů
Legal Basis
Council Regulation (EEC) No. 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 on the establishment of a European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG), based on Article 235 of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community.
Published in the Official Journal of the European Communities L 199/1 on 31.07.1985, signed by President J. Poos in Brussels.
This regulation forms the legal framework for cross-border cooperation and economic activities within the European Economic Area.
Registration Details
Federal Republic of Germany
Current registration jurisdiction under German commercial law
HRA 7838 Mönchengladbach
Official commercial register number in Mönchengladbach
Notarial Documents
Certified by attorney and notary Sybille Volz
Historical Milestones
25 July 1985
Council Regulation (EEC) No. 2137/85 entered into force, establishing the legal framework for European Economic Interest Groupings in the European Community.
24 February 1998
First founding documentation and notarial certification of the EEIG of the Senators.
29 June 1998
Additional notarial documentation and registration procedures completed.
16 October 1998
Final registration in the commercial register Mönchengladbach under HRA 7838 completed.
European Legal Framework
Article 235 EEC Treaty
The legal basis for the EEIG Regulation derives from Article 235 of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, which enables the Community to take appropriate measures to achieve the objectives of the Treaty.
Publication in the Official Journal
Reference: Official Journal L 199/1
Date: 31/07/1985
Signed by: President J. Poos, Brussels
Cross-Border Cooperation
The EEIG Regulation facilitates economic cooperation across European borders, enabling organisations to operate with legal capacity throughout the European Economic Area.
This legal framework supports the fundamental European principle of facilitating cross-border economic activities and promoting European integration.
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