2015•Journal of European Competition Law & PracticeRequires access

Deutsche Bahn v Commission: Limits on the European Commission's Inspection Powers

Wolfgang Deselaers, Erik Venot

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The Deutsche Bahn v Commission judgment confirms the Commission's power to conduct inspections without prior judicial authorisation but, at the same time, underlines the importance of procedural safeguards in preventing the rights of defence of undertakings from being circumvented.

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The Deutsche Bahn v Commission judgment confirms the Commission's power to conduct inspections without prior judicial authorisation but, at the same time, underlines the importance of procedural safeguards in preventing the rights of defence of undertakings from being circumvented.

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The Deutsche Bahn v Commission judgment confirms the Commission's power to conduct inspections without prior judicial authorisation but, at the same time, underlines the importance of procedural safeguards in preventing the rights of defence of undertakings from being circumvented.

Key concepts: Commission, Authorization, European commission, Law, Political science, Law and economics, Power (physics), Business

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