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

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Procedures whereby a foreign enterprise may be attacked through purely domestic channels,, 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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Einzelabschlu? und MarktversagenThe object of this report is not to deal with the material essence of substantive law as far as questions of extraterritoriality are concerned, but with procedural problems which arise when it is sought to apply and enforce national antitrust laws outside the territory of a state.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89659-9Upon the assumption that there is substantive jurisdiction under national law over the foreign enterprise abroad, the next question for the civil suitor or administrative body anxious to institute proceedings must be whether national rules of procedure provide for the furtherance of proceedings against such an enterprise.

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Internationale Tagung der WalzwerkerThis problem has two aspects which must be clearly distinguished.

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Natallia Shauchenka,Anabel Ternès,Ian TowersOne very important procedural question here is whether it is possible for a defendant to an antitrust action to appear before a court or administrative agency in order to contest the jurisdiction of that body over him in the case concerned, without running the risk of thereby being held to have submitted himself to that jurisdiction.

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Brief outline of substantive law provisions,The object of this report is not to deal with the material essence of substantive law as far as questions of extraterritoriality are concerned, but with procedural problems which arise when it is sought to apply and enforce national antitrust laws outside the territory of a state.