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Private Enforcement in the UK

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
Abstract In Chapter 12, Barry Rodger retraces his footsteps in relation to his contributions in both earlier collections on the theme of private enforcement in the UK, with a particular slant on the extent to which consumers have benefited, or may benefit, from statutory and case law developments in the area.
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Public and Private Enforcement of European Private Law in the Financial Services Sector

European Review of Private Law, 2015
: Particularly in the wake of the global financial crisis, ensuring effective enforcement of the rules governing the relationship between financial institutions and their (potential) clients ranks high on the EU political agenda.
O. Cherednychenko
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Public and Private Enforcement Recalibrated

Public and Private Enforcement of Securities Laws, 2022

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Private Enforcement

2021
Barry J. Rodger, Angus MacCulloch
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Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law

2012
The notion of private enforcement assumes some kind of deviation from the general discipline, in order to incentivize judicial initiatives of private parties. European law does not contemplate any consistent proxy of a specific regime shaped after the goal of promoting private initiatives against breach of competition law.
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Private Enforcement of COB

2020
The chapter examines the interplay between private law and the statutory conduct of business regulation. The striking characteristic of the relationship between the UK’s private law and COB is dissonance in their requirements and causation assessments. The UK’s private law recognizes a contract as the most important basis for determining whether there ...
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Private Law, Private Enforcement

Abstract This chapter examines the dominant private enforcement paradigm that exists in private law. It explains the normal ‘right-holder’ rule, according to which anyone holding any type of Hohfeldian private law ‘right’ (claim right, power, liberty, or immunity) has a right of action when the right is infringed, together with a ...
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Privatizing Law Enforcement

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1996
In the area of criminal law, the federal government often sets trends. This article discusses the potential impact of two trends in federal criminal justice that are being followed by the states: privatizing prosecution and blurring the line between criminal and civil law.
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Private Enforcement in the Netherlands

2020
Private enforcement of EU State Aid Law in the Netherlands: New Dutch Legislation, but Little Action.
van den Brink, J.E., den Ouden, W.
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