The Chinese National People's Congress amends the Anti-Monopoly Law to establish the "safe harbour" rule for the first time at the legislative level

Zhan, Hao; Song, Ying

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24 Jun 2022

The Chinese National People’s Congress amends the Anti-Monopoly Law to establish the "safe harbour" rule for the first time at the legislative level

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China amends the Anti-monopoly Law to add the safe harbour rule, Anti-monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China (2022 Amendment), 24 June 2022 (Chinese)

China amends the Anti-monopoly Law to add the safe harbour rule, Anti-monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China (2022 Amendment), 24 June 2022, Unofficial English Translation

The newly amended Anti-Monopoly Law establishes the "safe harbour" rule for the first time at the legislative level. Article 18(3) of the Anti-Monopoly Law clearly stipulates that: if an operator can prove that its market share in the relevant

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Hao Zhan
AnJie Broad Law (Beijing)

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Ying Song
AnJie Broad Law (Beijing)

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Hao Zhan, Ying Song, The Chinese National People’s Congress amends the Anti-Monopoly Law to establish the "safe harbour" rule for the first time at the legislative level, 24 June 2022, e-Competitions June 2022, Art. N° 111127

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