Evidence standards in EU competition enforcement : the EU approach / Andriani Kalintiri.
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TextSeries: Hart studies in competition law ; volume 21Publisher: Oxford [UK] ; Portland, Oregon : Hart Publishing, 2019Description: xxix, 249 pages ; 25 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781509945283
- 9781509919666
- Evidence standards in European Union competition enforcement
- 343.2407/21 23
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| 343.240721 IBA 2018 REF The shaping of EU competition law : | 343.240721 JON 2011 REF EU competition law : text, cases, and materials / | 343.240721 JON 2019 REF Jones and Sufrin's EU competition law : text, cases, and materials / | 343.240721 KAL 2019 REF Evidence standards in EU competition enforcement : the EU approach / | 343.240721 KHA 2012 REF Kerse & Khan on EU antitrust procedure / | 343.240721 KIR 2021 REF The impact of the Damages Directive on the enforcement of EU competition law : a law and economics analysis / | 343.240721 LIA 2019 REF Competition law: analysis, cases, & materials |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-235) and index.
"How is evidence assessed in EU competition enforcement? This is the question that this important new book answers by offering the first systematic and comprehensive study on the topic. The aim of the book is twofold. Firstly, it sets down the foundations for a system of evidence in EU competition law enforcement by producing a typology of rules and principles to govern its evaluation. Secondly, it analyses the role of the applicable evidence standards. In so doing it illustrates how both the rules of evidence and enforcement have been underestimated. Rigorous, analytical and engaging, this is a much needed examination of this key question in competition law proceedings"-- Provided by publisher.
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