The French Supreme Court decides that the principle of procedural autonomy requires that the national competition authority that applies Art. 81-82 EC implement the rules of internal procedure and not Community procedure

Lamothe, Alexandra; Grando, Sylvie

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14 Dec 2004

The French Supreme Court decides that the principle of procedural autonomy requires that the national competition authority that applies Art. 81-82 EC implement the rules of internal procedure and not Community procedure

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Court of Cassation (Commercial Division), 14 December 2004, Pourvoi n° 02-17.012, Pharma Lab SA v. Glaxosmithkline GSK, and others

Court of Cassation (Commercial Division), 14 December 2004, Pourvoi n° 02-17.012, Pharma Lab SA v. Glaxosmithkline GSK, and others ; Bull. 2004, IV, n° 225, p. 254 Doc. sur Legifrance Doc. PDF On 14

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Alexandra Lamothe
Gide Loyrette Nouel (Brussels)

Belgium 4 contributions 16499 visits
Sylvie Grando
Altana Law (Paris)

France 4 contributions 15343 visits

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Alexandra Lamothe, Sylvie Grando, The French Supreme Court decides that the principle of procedural autonomy requires that the national competition authority that applies Art. 81-82 EC implement the rules of internal procedure and not Community procedure, 14 December 2004, e-Competitions Bulletin December 2004, Art. N° 167

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