The wood begun to move: an essay on consumer welfare, evidence and burden of proof in article 82 cases
The wood begun to move: an essay on consumer welfare, evidence and burden of proof in article 82 cases
Responds to a European Commission discussion paper on the application of the EC Treaty Art.82 to exclusionary abuses, focusing on who should bear the burden of proof that the conduct of a dominant undertaking affects the welfare of consumers. Reviews the policy objectives of Art.82, national law on prima facie evidence and the reversal of the burden of proof, EC case law on predatory pricing and objective justification, and the right to fair trial under the European Convention on Human Rights 1950 Art.6.
518-539
Nazzini, Renato
ac9354d4-5b96-408a-9ef0-f398776b153f
2006
Nazzini, Renato
ac9354d4-5b96-408a-9ef0-f398776b153f
Nazzini, Renato
(2006)
The wood begun to move: an essay on consumer welfare, evidence and burden of proof in article 82 cases.
European Law Review, (4), .
Abstract
Responds to a European Commission discussion paper on the application of the EC Treaty Art.82 to exclusionary abuses, focusing on who should bear the burden of proof that the conduct of a dominant undertaking affects the welfare of consumers. Reviews the policy objectives of Art.82, national law on prima facie evidence and the reversal of the burden of proof, EC case law on predatory pricing and objective justification, and the right to fair trial under the European Convention on Human Rights 1950 Art.6.
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Published date: 2006
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/40563
ISSN: 0307-5400
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