Guide to the EU Block Exemption for Vertical AgreementsKluwer Law International B.V., 2002. gada 1. janv. - 290 lappuses The revised EC policy on the application of competition law to vertical agreements is one of the most important developments in EC anti-trust for many years. The block exemption regulation, which came into effect on 1 June 2000, and the accompanying policy changes are crucially important for companies doing business in the European Union. Whichever route a business chooses to get its products to market, it needs to understand the impact of the EC rules. This guide provides a comprehensive and practical commentary on the new rules. The work contains the full text of the block exemption regulation, accompanying guidelines and other relevant Commission notices. Issues covered include: background to EC competition law and its application to vertical agreements; in-depth analysis of the provisions of the block exemption regulation; examination of how the rules apply to exclusive distribution; and selective distribution, franchising and agency agreements.The authoritative and in-depth analysis of the guide will be invaluable to in-house counsel, business people and practitioners involved in or advising on the distribution of goods or services in the EU. |
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EC COMPETITION RULES | 13 |
Article 82 | 28 |
UMBRELLA BLOCK EXEMPTION | 43 |
THE GUIDELINES | 69 |
Agency Agreements within Article 811 | 85 |
EXCLUSIVE AND SELECTIVE DISTRIBUTION | 115 |
The Block Exemption Regulation | 131 |
CHECKLIST | 139 |
Commission Notice Guidelines on Vertical Restraints | 157 |
Regulation No 17 First Regulation implementing | 237 |
APPENDIX E Regulation No 1965EEC of 2 March of the Council | 255 |
APPENDIX G Commission Notice relating to the revision of | 269 |
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agency agreement agent anti-competitive effects application of Article Article 85 assessment associations of undertakings benefit Block Exemption Regulation brand business method buyer clause Commission Commission's common market competition law competitors concerned concerted practices criteria cumulative effect customer group dealers distribution agreements distributors EC Treaty efficiencies entry barriers exclusive distribution exclusive supply exclusive territory exemption provided fall outside Article falling within Article final consumers franchise agreement franchise systems franchisor geographic market Grundig Guidelines hardcore restrictions hold-up problem imposed infringe Article 81(1 Internet intra-brand competition investments know-how level of trade limited manufacturer market definition market position market share threshold non-compete clauses non-compete obligation Notice notification operating paragraph particular parties price discrimination prohibition pursuant to Article Regulation 17 relation relevant market require resale price resell risk selective distribution system sell the contract ServiceMaster specific substitutable trade between Member vertical agreements containing vertical restraints wholesale Yves Saint Laurent