Competition Law I - Collusion

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Ignores the rule of reason and highlights the importance of A101(3)

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De Minimis Principle

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Defined the thresholds for market share appreciability - not "too de minimis": Horizontal at 10%+, and vertical at 15%+

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Exception to NAOMI thresholds, 10%+ for horizontal and 15%+ for vertical

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Article 101(3) - Exemptions

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Block exemptions:

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Regulation 330/2010
Article 2(1)
Article 3(1)
Article 4
Article 5

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Vertical agreements will breach if market share of either party exceeds 30%
Vertical agreements are exempt and will not breach article 101
Excluded restrictions, offending term only loses exemption
Hard-core restrictions
Example of block exemption

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Hard-core block exemptions

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Enforcement

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Example of a successful individual exemption to A101

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National courts can award damages for breaches of A101

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To claim damages under A101 there needs to be a causal relationship between the harm suffered and the breach

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In which one of the following cases did the CoJ originally establush the de minimis defence to Article 101 TFEU?

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Which one of the following statements about Article 101 TFEU is incorrect?

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Explanation

Objective test not subjective

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What is meant by a vertical agreement in the context of competition law?

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Which one of the following will not fall under Article 101 TFEU?

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Competition Law I - Collusion

Question 1 of 1

Time Left

Ignores the rule of reason and highlights the importance of A101(3)

Select the correct answer(s).

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De Minimis Principle

Select the correct answer(s).

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Defined the thresholds for market share appreciability - not "too de minimis": Horizontal at 10%+, and vertical at 15%+

Select the correct answer(s).

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Exception to NAOMI thresholds, 10%+ for horizontal and 15%+ for vertical

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Article 101(3) - Exemptions

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Block exemptions:

Match the text (click and drag)

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Regulation 330/2010

Article 2(1)

Article 3(1)

Article 4

Article 5

Vertical agreements will breach if market share of either party exceeds 30%

Vertical agreements are exempt and will not breach article 101

Excluded restrictions, offending term only loses exemption

Hard-core restrictions

Example of block exemption

Hard-core block exemptions

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Enforcement

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Example of a successful individual exemption to A101

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National courts can award damages for breaches of A101

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To claim damages under A101 there needs to be a causal relationship between the harm suffered and the breach

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In which one of the following cases did the CoJ originally establush the de minimis defence to Article 101 TFEU?

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Which one of the following statements about Article 101 TFEU is incorrect?

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Explanation

What is meant by a vertical agreement in the context of competition law?

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Which one of the following will not fall under Article 101 TFEU?

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