Category Archives: Competition
EU Competition Law Competition policy has been a central element of the European Union Treaties since the outset. The completion of the ...
Effectiveness of EU Procurement Law The EU has enacted procurement legislation which is applicable to most public works above a certain ...
Public Procurement Law European Union Law binds member states and public authorities. Such authorities and bodies are significant ...
Types of Process There is a number of types of procurement procedures permitted under the 2014 directives. The most common procedure ...
Anti-Competitive Agreements and Practices EU, UK and Irish legislation prohibit agreements, concerted practices and decisions by ...
General Vertical restraints are agreements made between persons operating at different levels in the market, such as manufacturers and ...
Rationale Article 102 of the European Union Treaty prohibits the abuse of a dominant position within the European Union, insofar as it ...
Dominance Dominance must be considered with reference to the relevant market, once ascertained and defined. Dominance has been defined ...
Definition of Abuse Article 102 of the EU Treaty sets out indicative examples of abuse of a dominant position. They include; directly ...
State aid: context The UK wants to ensure that its future economic partnership with the EU is underpinned by measures to ensure fair ...
Purpose This notice sets out how merger review and investigations into anti-competitive activity would be affected if the UK leaves the ...
Before 29 March 2019 Under the UK’s EU membership, all procurement opportunities that fall within the scope of the EU procurement ...
Brussels, 5 July 2018 NOTICE TO STAKEHOLDERS INDUSTRIAL SECURITY The United Kingdom submitted on 29 March 2017 the notification of its ...
Brussels, 18 January 2018 NOTICE TO STAKEHOLDERS PUBLIC PROCUREMENT The United Kingdom submitted on 29 March 2017 the notification of ...
Purpose This notice explains to state aid givers and beneficiaries how the state aid rules will apply in the United Kingdom in the ...
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