The French Administrative Supreme Court rules that EU competition provisions do not prevent public institutions to act as services providers competing with private undertakings (Guiavarc'h)

Chérot, Jean-Yves

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5 Sep 2001

The French Administrative Supreme Court rules that EU competition provisions do not prevent public institutions to act as services providers competing with private undertakings (Guiavarc’h)

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French Administrative Supreme Court, Guiavarc’h, Case n° 225473, 5 September 2001 (French)

Gweltaz Guiavarc'h claimed that the provisions relating to the conditions in which the public universities and the public research agencies can provide research services on the market broke

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Jean-Yves Chérot
University of Aix-Marseille

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Jean-Yves Chérot, The French Administrative Supreme Court rules that EU competition provisions do not prevent public institutions to act as services providers competing with private undertakings (Guiavarc’h), 5 September 2001, e-Competitions September 2001, Art. N° 14024

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