The European Court of Human Rights holds that transmission of data lawfully obtained by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to the Dutch Competition Authority does not violate the right to privacy and the right to an effective remedy (Janssen de Jong)

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16 May 2023

The European Court of Human Rights holds that transmission of data lawfully obtained by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to the Dutch Competition Authority does not violate the right to privacy and the right to an effective remedy (Janssen de Jong)

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European Court of Human Rights, Janssen de Jong, Press Release, 16 May 2023

European Court of Human Rights, Janssen de Jong, Case No 2800/16, Judgment, 16 May 2023

Janssen de Jong Groep B.V. and Others v. the Netherlands (no. 2800/16) The applicant companies, Janssen de Jong Groep B.V., Janssen de Jong Infra B.V. and Janssen

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European Court of Human Rights, The European Court of Human Rights holds that transmission of data lawfully obtained by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to the Dutch Competition Authority does not violate the right to privacy and the right to an effective remedy (Janssen de Jong), 16 May 2023, e-Competitions May 2023 - II, Art. N° 112614

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