Titlebook: Enforcing Antitrust Against Foreign Enterprises; Procedural Problems Cornelis Canenbley Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrech

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,Thesenf?rmige Zusammenfassung,sdiction generally in seeking an answer. Thus, for instance, although the new U.K. Competition Act of 1980 has potential extraterritorial application on its face, recent OFT practices and the consistent attitude of the U.K. Courts over many years leads one to doubt whether it will be applied so as to include such cases in practice.

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,Umweltregime für die europ?ischen Meere,s, which then take effect directly and are not required to be issued through the authority of a court (e.g. EEC, Germany), from those where antitrust agencies proceed through the medium of the courts in acting against the antitrust violators (e.g., USA, U.K.). Different again are those systems which

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Befragte Institutionen und Firmen, that State have the right to act within the territory. Thus an act of public authority of State A performed within the territory of State B, is an infringement of the Sovereignty of State B, unless previously consented to by the government or other designated authority of State B.

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Internationale Telekommunikation, there are various other procedures in certain jurisdictions whereby an undertaking situated abroad may be brought within domestic jurisdiction. As these various procedural methods occur in different national legal systems, it is proposed to examine them on a general basis giving such examples of their existence as lend clarity.

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Relevant principles of international law, that State have the right to act within the territory. Thus an act of public authority of State A performed within the territory of State B, is an infringement of the Sovereignty of State B, unless previously consented to by the government or other designated authority of State B.