Título de la Revista: EUROPEAN COMPETITION LAW REVIEW: a quarterly review
Año........................:2010
Número..................:1
Volumen................: 31
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Schneider IV: The Commission can indeed be liable for its merger decisions... if the conditions for liability are satisfied - The ECJ partially set aside the CFI's decision ordering the Commission to pay damages for misapplication of the merger rules. The principle that the Commission can incur liability in this regard remains unaffected. The emphasis is on the conditions for liability.
Cauffman, Caroline
páginas: 1
Leniency in the Nordic Countries - This article examines aspects that need to be considered in connection with leniency applications that involve Finland, Sweden, Norway and/or Denmark. In addition to differences between national leniency programs, it focuses on jurisdictional questions relating to the fact that Norway is not an EU Member State, as well as the co-operation between Nordic competition authorities.
Vennström, Johanna
páginas: 8
EC Tones Down its Final Report into the Pharma Sector, But Ramps Up Enforcement Activity - This article critically appraises DG Competition's findings in the final report of the pharmaceutical sector inquiry and asks what the practical implications are likely to be for companies in the sector.
Batchelor, Bill
páginas: 16
Fine and Prohibition Order in Canadian Bid-Rigging Case Involving Government Contracts - Canada's Competition Bureau announced in June 2009 that an individual pleaded guilty to a criminal charge of bid-rigging in a Transport Canada tendering process for an IT contract. He was fined CAD 25,000 and a prohibition order was issued against his former company. The case is one of several recent successes in the Bureau's efforts to deter bid-rigging.
Murphy, Gavin
páginas: 21
Selective Distribution in the Age of Online Retail - This article presents a critical analysis of: (i) the legality of restricting the use of the internet within an otherwise legitimate selective distribution system; and (ii) the legality of selective distribution per se in the age of online retail. Conclusions are offered on the need for reform in this area.
Marsden, Philip - Whelan, Peter
páginas: 26
Liability of Parent Companies for Antitrust Violations of their Subsidiaries - The article analyses and discusses the Commission's practice and the relevant jurisprudence of the CFI and the ECJ concerning the liability of parent companies for antitrust violations of their subsidiaries, from Stora to Akzo. In the future, parent companies will find it difficult to rebut the presumption of liability for such violations.
Riesenkampff, Alexander - Krauthausen, Udo
páginas: 38
Book Review - The Rome II Regulation: The Law Applicable to Non-Contractual Obligations
Kerse, C S
páginas: 42
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