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Enforcing Competition Law with Multiple Agencies and Private Enforcers
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Private Enforcement of EU Competition Law
The volume represents the outcome of the sixth edition (2016) of the project ENTraNCE for Judges (‘European Networking and Training for National Competition Enforcers’), co-financed by the DG Competition of the European Commission. The edition focused on private enforcement of the EU competition law in the aftermath of the Damages Directive.
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Liverpool Law Review, 2015Traditionally, the enforcement of EU competition rules has been the exclusive jurisdiction of the European Commission, a regulatory system which is based on public law rules. During the last decade, two developments have reshaped the application and enforcement of competition law and policy in the EU and resulted in decentralisation and private ...
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Private Enforcement of Competition Law
1998Abstract UK competition law has been criticised on various grounds, including the absence of effective means by which private litigants can seek redress through the courts for harm caused by anti-competitive conduct.1 One of the features of the Government ‘s Competition Bill is to confer on those injured by unlawful anti-competitive ...
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