The Czech Administrative Supreme Court refuses to allow judicial review of a dawn raid (Schneider Electric)

Kindl, Jiri

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13 Feb 2014

The Czech Administrative Supreme Court refuses to allow judicial review of a dawn raid (Schneider Electric)

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Czech Supreme Administrative Court, Schneider Electric, Ref.No. 7 Afs 2/2013-35, 13 February 2014 (Czech)

On 13 February 2014, the Supreme Administrative Court rejected cassation complaint lodged by Schneider Electric CZ against the judgment of the Regional Court in Brno which rejected a claim that had been submitted previously against the allegedly unlawful dawn raid that had took place at Schneider Electric premises. The Supreme Administrative Court held that (un)lawfulness of a dawn raid cannot be separately subject to judicial review (it may be review one reviewing the decision on the merits) and that, hence, a claim of Schneider Electric was indeed preliminary wherefore the

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Jiri Kindl
Skils (Prague)

Czech Republic 34 contributions 25774 visits

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Jiri Kindl, The Czech Administrative Supreme Court refuses to allow judicial review of a dawn raid (Schneider Electric), 13 February 2014, e-Competitions Utilities & Cartels, Art. N° 66012

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