Blocking Mergers Unlawfully - Retreat From The High Water Mark In Schneider Electric?
Mondaq Business Briefing › United Kingdom Law Articles in English (2009)
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Blocking Mergers Unlawfully - Retreat From The High Water Mark In Schneider Electric?
On 22 October 2002, the European Court of First Instance
("CFI") for the first time confirmed that the EuropeanCommission ("Commission") could be tortiously liable indamages in the event that the Commission blocked a mergerunlawfully. This principle was established in the SchneiderElectric v Commission case that arose out of a decision theCommission took in October 2001 to prohibit ...See the full content of this document
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