The EU General Court holds for the first time that the Commission erred in relying on the presumption that a parent company is liable for the anticompetitive conduct of its wholly-owned subsidiary (Hydrogen Peroxide)

Killick, James; Powell, Mark D.

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16 Jun 2011

The EU General Court holds for the first time that the Commission erred in relying on the presumption that a parent company is liable for the anticompetitive conduct of its wholly-owned subsidiary (Hydrogen Peroxide)

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EU General Court, Hydrogen Peroxide, T-196/06, 16 June 2011 (French)

By its decision of 3 May 2006, the Commission imposed fines totalling over EUR 388 million on a number of companies for their participation in a cartel on the market for hydrogen peroxide and sodium perborate (bleaching agents) between 31 January 1994 and 31 December 2000. Among

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James Killick
White & Case (Brussels)

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Mark D. Powell
White & Case (Brussels)

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James Killick, Mark D. Powell, The EU General Court holds for the first time that the Commission erred in relying on the presumption that a parent company is liable for the anticompetitive conduct of its wholly-owned subsidiary (Hydrogen Peroxide), 16 juin 2011, e-Competitions June 2011, Art. N° 37123

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