The European Court of Human Rights holds that the transmission of data lawfully obtained by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to Dutch Competition Authority does not violate right to privacy and right to an effective remedy (Burando / Port Invest)

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16 May 2023

The European Court of Human Rights holds that the transmission of data lawfully obtained by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to Dutch Competition Authority does not violate right to privacy and right to an effective remedy (Burando / Port Invest)

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European Court of Human Rights, Burando / Port Invest, Press Release, 16 May 2023

European Court of Human Rights, Burando / Port Invest, Case No 3124/16 - 3205/16, Judgment, 16 May 2023

Burando Holding B.V. and Port Invest v. the Netherlands (applications nos. 3124/16 and 3205/16) The applicant companies, Burando Holding B.V. and Port Invest

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European Court of Human Rights, The European Court of Human Rights holds that the transmission of data lawfully obtained by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to Dutch Competition Authority does not violate right to privacy and right to an effective remedy (Burando / Port Invest), 16 mai 2023, e-Competitions May 2023, Art. N° 112613

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