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Economic dependence: The French Supreme Court rules that the economic dependence is not a condition for recognition of a sudden termination of established commercial relationship (Media International)

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Cass. com. 6 sept. 2016, Media International, n° 15-10324

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Mary-Claude Mitchell, Economic dependence: The French Supreme Court rules that the economic dependence is not a condition for recognition of a sudden termination of established commercial relationship (Media International), 6 September 2016, Concurrences Nº 4-2016, Art. N° 82071, pp. 126-127

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