TO THE PROVISIONS OF REGULATION NO 1408/71 .
12 IT SHOULD BE OBSERVED FIRST OF ALL THAT REGULATION NO 1408/71 APPLIES , ACCORDING TO THE RECITALS IN THE PREAMBLE THERETO , TO NATIONALS OF MEMBER STATES INSURED UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEMES FOR EMPLOYED PERSONS . IT FOLLOWS IN ADDITION FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THAT REGULATION AS A WHOLE , AND IN PARTICULAR FROM THE GENERAL PROVISIONS , THAT THE RULES ON THE COORDINATION OF NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE SYSTEMS RELATING TO SOCIAL SECURITY FOR WHICH IT MAKES PROVISION DO NOT COVER BENEFITS GRANTED UNDER COMPULSORY INSURANCE SCHEMES APPLICABLE TO SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS AS SUCH .
13 THE APPELLANT IN THE MAIN PROCEEDINGS CLAIMED THAT THE COURT , IN ITS PREVIOUS CASE-LAW , HAS ACCEPTED THAT INSURANCE PERIODS COMPLETED UNDER THE SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME APPLICABLE TO EMPLOYED PERSONS IN ONE MEMBER STATE MAY BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION FOR THE ACQUISITION OF A RIGHT TO BENEFITS TO BE GRANTED TO SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS IN ANOTHER MEMBER STATE . IN FACT THE COURT HAS HELD , IN PARTICULAR IN ITS JUDGMENT OF 27 OCTOBER 1971 ( CASE 23/71 JANSSEN ( 1971 ) ECR 859 ), THAT THE OBJECT OF ARTICLES 48 TO 51 WOULD NOT BE ACHIEVED BUT WOULD BE DISREGARDED IF THE INSURANCE PERIODS COMPLETED BY A WORKER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LEGISLATION OF ONE MEMBER STATE WERE , AS FAR AS HE WAS CONCERNED , TO BE LOST IF , IN TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT SECURED FOR HIM , HE CHANGED HIS PLACE OF WORK AND THUS BECAME SUBJECT TO THE SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM OF ANOTHER MEMBER STATE .
14 SUCH A SITUATION DOES NOT , HOWEVER , CORRESPOND TO THE POSITION IN THIS CASE . THIS CASE CONCERNS A WORKER WHO HAS EXERCISED HIS RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT AND HAS ACQUIRED , AS AN EMPLOYED PERSON IN THE MEMBER STATE IN WHICH HE HAS ESTABLISHED HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY , AN OLD-AGE PENSION TOGETHER WITH FAMILY ALLOWANCES UNDER THE LEGISLATION OF THAT MEMBER STATE , AND THEN CLAIMS IN ANOTHER MEMBER STATE THE RIGHTS WHICH HE HAD PREVIOUSLY ACQUIRED AS A COMPULSORILY INSURED SELF-EMPLOYED PERSON .
15 IN SUCH A CASE THE RIGHTS CLAIMED AS FAMILY ALLOWANCES RELATE TO OLD-AGE BENEFITS WHICH ARE AVAILABLE UNDER A SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME APPLICABLE TO SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS AND NOT TO THE EMPLOYED PERSONS REFERRED TO IN REGULATION NO 1408/71 , AND WHICH MAY BE AWARDED ON THE BASIS OF THE LEGISLATION OF THE RELEVANT MEMBER STATE ALONE WITHOUT THE NEED TO HAVE RECOURSE TO THE MACHINERY PROVIDED FOR BY THAT REGULATION . ACCORDINGLY THE OBJECTIVES OF ARTICLES 48 TO 51 OF THE TREATY ARE IN NO WAY JEOPARDIZED WHEN ANY RIGHTS TO AN INCREASE IN SUCH BENEFITS FOR DEPENDENT CHILDREN ARE DETERMINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL LAW OF THE MEMBER STATE IN QUESTION AND NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 77 OF THE REGULATION .
16 IT FOLLOWS THAT IT IS NOT APPROPRIATE IN A CASE SUCH AS THIS TO EXTEND