German Antitrust Law - 5th Edition
Martin Heidenhain, Horst Satzky and Christoph Stadler
Price: $75.00 326 pages. 1 Hardcover Volume. Appendices. Glossary. Index.Published June 1999.
ISBN-13: 978-1-57823-120-1 / ISBN-10: 1-57823-120-5
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About the Book:
German Antitrust Law is the definitive source of analysis and commentary on the complex and detailed "Act Against Restraints of Competition" and all its various amendments. The 5th Edition takes account of the Sixth Amendment of the Antitrust act which came into force on January 1, 1999. The Amendment attempts to simplify the provisions of the Act and to harmonize German and EC law. Major parts of the Act were re-written and several far-reaching changes and amendments were made.
German Antitrust Law covers every provision of the "Act," which includes the substantive provisions relating to restrictive business practices, enforcement (agencies, courts, proceedings) and the scope of application of the Act. Besides including the full text of the Act (in Both German and English), Appendices include official announcements, memorandums and regulations that impact on German antitrust law.
Topical Coverage Includes:
- Horizontal Restraints
- Vertical Restraints
- Dominant Undertakings
- Discriminatory and other Restrictive Conduct
- Competition Rules
- Control of Concentrations
- Enforcement
- Exemptions
- Scope of Territorial Application
- German and European Antitrust Law
- Public Procurement
"The authoritative work on German antitrust law."
-Barry Hawk, Partner, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom (New York and Brussels) Professor of Law, Fordham University Director, Fordham Corporate Law Institute.
About the Authors:
Dr. Martin Heidenhain, Dr. Horst Satzky and Dr. Christoph Stadler, Partners, Hengeler Mueller Weitzel Wirtz (Frankfort am Main, Dusseldorf, Berlin, and Brussels)