31 Competition lawCompany groups are of some significance in the field of competition law, mainly where it is important to ascertain a particular undertaking’s share of a relevant market. This may occur where the parties to a contract are seeking to avoid the impact of anti-trust rules by taking advantage of the de minimis rule1 or claiming the benefit of a block exemption2, or where a company is faced with an allegation that it has abused a dominant position on a relevant market3. It may also be important in deciding if the merger provisions
Company groups are of some significance in the field of competition law, mainly where it is important to ascertain a particular undertaking’s share of a relevant market. This may occur where the parties to a contract are seeking to avoid the impact of anti-trust rules by taking advantage of the de minimis rule1 or claiming the benefit of a block exemption2, or where a company is faced with an allegation that it has abused a dominant position on a relevant market3. It may also be important in deciding if the merger provisions
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