The Guangdong High People's Court hears the appeal of one of China's first administrative monopoly cases (Guangdong Education Department / Shenzhen Sware Technology)

Fels, Allan; Wang, Xiaoye; Emch, Adrian; Ng, Wendy

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28 May 2015

The Guangdong High People’s Court hears the appeal of one of China’s first administrative monopoly cases (Guangdong Education Department / Shenzhen Sware Technology)

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Guangdong High People’s Court, Guangdong Education Department / Shenzhen Sware Technology, 28 May 2015 (Chinese)

One of China’s first administrative monopoly court cases heard in Guangdong* On 28 May 2015, the Guangdong High People’s Court heard the appeal of the administrative monopoly case against the Guangdong Education

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Allan Fels
University of Melbourne

Australia 103 contributions 28192 visits
Xiaoye Wang
China Competition Bulletin (Beijing)

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Adrian Emch
Hogan Lovells (Beijing)

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Wendy Ng
University of Melbourne

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Allan Fels, Xiaoye Wang, Adrian Emch, Wendy Ng, The Guangdong High People’s Court hears the appeal of one of China’s first administrative monopoly cases (Guangdong Education Department / Shenzhen Sware Technology), 28 May 2015, e-Competitions Exclusive rights (Art. 106 TFEU), Art. N° 74592

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