The paper analyses a proposal of the antimonopoly authority to introduce compensation for losses as an alternative to damages if violations of the antimonopoly law cause property losses; outlines specifics of the legal construct of this norm; considers possible enforcement problems; and rationalizes the avenues of its improvement in order to enhance efficiency of legal regulation of relations in the field of competition.
Compensation for Civil-Law Losses caused by violations of the Antimonopoly Law
AbhandlungenAlexander Kinev , Maria EgorovaÖZK 2015, 83 Heft 3 v. 1.7.2015
Inhalt
- I. Introduction
- II. Civil-law remedies against violations of the antimonopoly law
- III. Grounds for civil-law damages in violations of the antimonopoly law
- IV. Shortcomings of Part 3 Article 37 of the Competition Law
- V. Compensation as an alternative civil-law liability in violations of the antimonopoly law
- VI. Cash compensation on top of damages as a punitive measure in violations of the antimonopoly law
- Conclusions
