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Ain which he wishes to practice his legal profession in as a free service provider it is contrary to Article of Council Directive EEC of March facilitating the effective exercise of the free provision of services by lawyers. Leave a reply Your email address will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked with Comment Name Director discredited for violation of Competition Law Competition law minutes Adelina Voicu February The Competition Council recently obtained a discrediting of the general manager of a company found guilty of violating a competition law.
It is the first time that such a decision has been applied. The defamation distributors selling both as a wholesaler arises as a result of a finding by the Competition Council that two companies selling posters promoting sport and entertainment GB eye Limited GBE and Trod limited breached the provisions of the Competition Act by agreeing not to undercut each others prices on Amazon Marketplace. Section II of the Competition Act prohibits agreements between undertakings decisions of associations of undertakings or concerted practices which a are likely to affect trade in the United Kingdom and b have as their object or effect the prevention restraint or distortion of competition in UK.
This prohibition applies in particular to agreements decisions or practices which directly or indirectly fix purchase or sale prices . GBE is one of the UKs largest poster manufacturers and and as a direct retailer. Trod acting as a poster retailer was both one of GBE s largest customers at the wholesale level and a competitor of GBE at the retail market level . When GBE expanded its retail business to Amazon Marketplace where Trod also operated the latter company claimed that GBE was undercutting their prices. In order not to lose customers to Trod GBE reached an agreement with Trod that neither company would undercut the others prices . Between and each.
It is the first time that such a decision has been applied. The defamation distributors selling both as a wholesaler arises as a result of a finding by the Competition Council that two companies selling posters promoting sport and entertainment GB eye Limited GBE and Trod limited breached the provisions of the Competition Act by agreeing not to undercut each others prices on Amazon Marketplace. Section II of the Competition Act prohibits agreements between undertakings decisions of associations of undertakings or concerted practices which a are likely to affect trade in the United Kingdom and b have as their object or effect the prevention restraint or distortion of competition in UK.
This prohibition applies in particular to agreements decisions or practices which directly or indirectly fix purchase or sale prices . GBE is one of the UKs largest poster manufacturers and and as a direct retailer. Trod acting as a poster retailer was both one of GBE s largest customers at the wholesale level and a competitor of GBE at the retail market level . When GBE expanded its retail business to Amazon Marketplace where Trod also operated the latter company claimed that GBE was undercutting their prices. In order not to lose customers to Trod GBE reached an agreement with Trod that neither company would undercut the others prices . Between and each.