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Private enforcement : The Paris Court of Appeal, noting that a large retailer had failed to demonstrate that its loss of profit was not passed on to consumers, ruled out the existence of certain damage linked to the cartel in the Follow-on case of the personal hygiene products cartel (Vania / Carrefour)

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Paris Court of appeal , Jan. 5th, 2022, n°19/22293, Vania vs. Carrefour o.a.

*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. In a ruling issued on January 5, 2022 the Chamber 5-4 of the Paris Court of Appeal once again ruled on the issue of proof of the passing on of additional costs linked to a cartel,

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Alain Ronzano, Private enforcement : The Paris Court of Appeal, noting that a large retailer had failed to demonstrate that its loss of profit was not passed on to consumers, ruled out the existence of certain damage linked to the cartel in the Follow-on case of the personal hygiene products cartel (Vania / Carrefour), 5 January 2022, Concurrences N° 2-2022, Art. N° 104642, www.concurrences.com

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