C-275/92, Schindler [1994] and C-36/02, Omega [2004]
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Key Points to Note:
• Context: Relates to Article 56 TFEU, which concerns the Free Movement of Services.
• Case Details:
◦ Schindler: Involved the distribution and sale of lottery tickets, where the service (gambling) was embedded in a good (ticket).
◦ Omega: Involved a German company providing a service related to gaming.
• Outcome:
◦ Deviation from Sacchi: The Court moved away from the strict goods/services distinction, focusing on the service-related content within a good.
◦ Rationale of Activity: The service aspect of the activity was prioritised, such as gambling or gaming, rather than the material form of the good involved.