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Nishant Pande , Karan Trehan  (NALSAR University of Law)
Retrospective Application of Section 54 Notifications Under Competition Law: An Indian Law Perspective
July 05, 2018

Abstract There has been a recent case of ITC/Johnson & Johnson (decided on 11th December, 2017) surrounding the retrospective application of the law/notifications issued by the Indian competition…

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Unnati Ashish Ghia  (National Law School of India University)
India -Rethinking Anti-Dumping Duties: A Competition Law Perspective
July 02, 2018

Prior to the enactment of the Indian Competition Act, 2002 (‘Competition Act’), the Supreme Court of India delivered a decision that has been consigned to irrelevance, yet poses interesting questions…

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Prakhar Bhatnagar , Nishant Pande  (NALSAR University of Law)
Resolving the Conundrum surrounding the Notification of Minority Shareholdings: Where does the Indian Law stand?
June 29, 2018

In the Indian Jurisdiction, Item I of Schedule I of the 2011 Combination Regulations exempts minority investments made “solely for investment purpose” and not leading to a change of control from…

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Matthew O'Regan  (St Johns Chambers, United Kingdom)
The Creation of the Business and Property Courts will Enable Competition Law Claims to Be Heard Outside London
June 28, 2018

The new Business and Property Courts of England and Wales (“B&PCs”) became operational on 2 October 2017. As well as London, new BPCs have also been established in seven regional centres. As part…

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Amy Chen , Jon Dodds  (Simmons & Simmons)
Disrupt, Compete and Innovate: Should Hong Kong competition law be a gatekeeper for disruptive innovation?
June 22, 2018

With the exponential growth of technological advancement, our legal, social and economic systems need to respond promptly to creative incentives for disruptive innovators in the marketplace. In a…

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Akos Reger  (Allegro Consulting)
Reflections on the decision of the Competition Appeal Tribunal in Pfizer/Flynn
June 21, 2018

Introduction I recommend reading the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal’s (CAT) decision in Flynn/Pfizer vs UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) as both lawyers and economists can find a fair…

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Jose Rivas  (Bird and Bird, Belgium)
World Competition Law and Economics Review, volume 41, issue 2, 2018
June 15, 2018

We are happy to inform you that the latest issue of the journal is now available and includes the following contributions: Michael J. Frese, Civil Liability for Single and Continuous Infringements  …

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Adrian Emch  (Hogan Lovells, China)
Huawei v. Samsung – A new benchmark for standard essential patent litigation in China?
June 14, 2018

On 4 January 2018, the Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court (Court) rendered a landmark judgment in the Huawei v. Samsung standard essential patent (SEP) case that is expected to reshape dynamics…

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James Killick  (White & Case)
Competition Appeal Tribunal quashes the CMA’s excessive pricing decision against Pfizer and Flynn Pharma
June 13, 2018

Summary On 7 June 2018, the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) held that the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) misapplied the relevant legal test when finding that Pfizer and Flynn Pharma…

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Daniel von Brevern  (McDermott Will & Emery)
The suspense has an end – Highest German court adopts decision with major impact for ongoing damage claims
June 12, 2018

In July 2005, Germany adopted a new law providing that the limitation period for damage claims is suspended during the investigation of a competition authority (“Suspension Provision”). Ever since,…

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