21. 'Agreements between undertakings'.
In the context of the provisions of EU competition law corresponding to the Chapter I prohibition1 it has been held that the form of the agreement is irrelevant; there are no procedural requirements with which an 'agreement' must comply and a 'gentleman's
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In the context of the provisions of EU competition law corresponding to the Chapter I prohibition1 it has been held that the form of the agreement is irrelevant; there are no procedural requirements with which an 'agreement' must comply and a 'gentleman's
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