Introduction On 7 February 2013, the Hellenic Competition Commission (Elliniki Epitropi Antagonismou, hereafter: HCC) issued an infringement decision against the Building Constructors’ Association of Greece (Enosi Kataskeuaston Ktirion Ellados, hereafter: E.K.K.E.) for violation of Art 1 Act 703/1977 (Hellenic Act on the control of monopolies and oligopolies and on the protection of free competition – Art 1 is the domestic equivalent of Article 101 TFEU [1]). In particular, E.K.K.E. was found to have impermissibly retsricted the construction and sale of buildings in Greece and indirectly fixed their sale prices. Background In 2009, subsequent to the publication of several newspaper articles complaining about the high price of real estate in Greece and following a press release on the
The Hellenic Competition Commission fines a professional association for infringing Art 1 Act 703/1977 by fixing the prices for constructing buildings and restricting their sale (E.K.K.E.)
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