The EU Court of Justice confirms the strict approach to “by object” infringements (Budapest Bank)

Drakakakis, Stamatis; Papaefthymiou, Argyrios; Gavriilidou, Ellie

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2 Apr 2020

The EU Court of Justice confirms the strict approach to “by object” infringements (Budapest Bank)

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EU Court of Justice, Budapest Bank, C‑228/18, 2 April 2020

On 2 April 2020, the Court of Justice of the EU delivered its judgment in Budapest Bank on a reference for a preliminary ruling from Hungary’s highest court relating to agreements on fixed multilateral interchange fees (MIFs). In this

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Stamatis Drakakakis
Zepos & Yannopoulos (Athens)

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Argyrios Papaefthymiou
Zepos & Yannopoulos (Athens)

Greece 32 contributions 1305 visits
Ellie Gavriilidou
Zepos & Yannopoulos (Athens)

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Stamatis Drakakakis, Argyrios Papaefthymiou, Ellie Gavriilidou, The EU Court of Justice confirms the strict approach to “by object” infringements (Budapest Bank), 2 April 2020, e-Competitions April 2020, Art. N° 99944

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