Article L213-6
…bution sector. This referral may be made under an emergency procedure, in accordance witharticle L. 464-1 of the French Commercial Code. The mediator may also refer any competition-related matter to t…
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…bution sector. This referral may be made under an emergency procedure, in accordance witharticle L. 464-1 of the French Commercial Code. The mediator may also refer any competition-related matter to t…
…he civil action to a subsequent hearing, composed in accordance with the third paragraph of article 464; the court must then set the date of that hearing and the victim must be notified.
Subject to the provisions of Article 226-14 of the French Criminal Code, any manager, employee or agent of a clearing house is liable to the penalties provided for in Article 226-13 of the French Crim…
Subject to the provisions of Article 226-14 of the French Criminal Code, the penalties provided for in Article 226-13 of the French Criminal Code shall apply if the members of the administrative, mana…
Decisions taken by the General Rapporteur of the Competition Authority pursuant to Article L. 463-4 to refuse protection of business secrecy or to lift the protection granted may be the subject of an…
Financial penalties and periodic penalty payments are recovered in the same way as State debts other than taxes and property.
Where no practice likely to harm competition on the market has been established, the Competition Authority may decide, after the referrer and the Government Commissioner have been given the opportunit…
Without prejudice to the exclusive jurisdiction of the enforcement judge, an appeal relating to the validity of the notification by the Competition Authority of the acts mentioned in IV of Article L.…
The Competition Authority may, at the request of the Minister responsible for the economy, the persons mentioned in the last paragraph of Article L. 462-1 or companies, or on its own initiative and af…
The Minister responsible for the economy may enjoin undertakings to put an end to the practices referred to in Articles L. 420-1 to L. 420-2-2 and L. 420-5 or contrary to measures taken pursuant to l'…
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