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Der effet utile und das Kartellzivilrecht

Die Vorgaben des Unionsrechts bei der Ausgestaltung der Zivilrechtsfolgen des Art. 101 AEUV
Nomos,  2018, 308 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-4993-5


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The work is part of the series Nomos Universitätsschriften – Recht (Volume 941)
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englischThis book points out the importance of effet utile (practical effectiveness) in the area of private enforcement of EU competition law and subsequently transfers this principle from cartel damages to further remedies. Using the rulings of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on cartel damage claims, the author first develops criteria in order to make use of the highly vague principle of effet utile. She then transfers these criteria to areas on which the ECJ has not yet pronounced any rulings. For instance, she elaborates on how the Damages Actions Directive conforms to EU competition law and raises the question of private enforcement including a solution to unjust enrichment.

The author has worked as a research assistant at the Institute of Commercial, Business and Labour law at the University of Marburg and is currently working at the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy in Berlin.

»Throughout the book the author provides much more food for thought than could be placed before the reader in this review. This is therefore a most welcome contribution on a highly topical issue of EU competition law.«
Prof. Dr. Andreas Weitbrecht, CMLR 2020, 275