CASE COMMENT : FRENCH PROCEDURE - RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPETITION AUTHORITY AND SPECIALIZED COURT - BLOCK EXEMPTION REGULATION - HARDCORE RESTRICTIONS - EFFECT

Hardcore restriction: The Paris Court of Appeal rules on the consequences of a former decision by the competition authority on its own procedure (Pacific Création)

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*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. – CA Paris, 4ème ch. B, April 18, 2008, PMC distribution c/ Pacific Création, RG 07/04360 This judgment will be posted on the European Commission's website. While it is of particular interest for the issues related to selective distribution and Internet sales, it is also worth mentioning for its developments on the relationship between courts and authorities. The impact of objective litigation on subjective litigation In this case, Pacific Création, a company specializing

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Christophe Lemaire, Hardcore restriction: The Paris Court of Appeal rules on the consequences of a former decision by the competition authority on its own procedure (Pacific Création), 18 April 2008, Concurrences N° 3-2008, Art. N° 20154, p. 139

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