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The Paris Court of Appeal confirms fines against the chairman of a company for having imposed a minimum resale price of a product (Herpin)

Joffrey Sigrist

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Description of the impugned case Before the criminal court, an action was introduced in order to condemn the resale price maintenance imposed by a supplier to its clients. Indeed, the…

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Description of the impugned case Before the criminal court, an action was introduced in order to condemn the resale price maintenance imposed by a supplier to its clients. Indeed, the…

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Description of the impugned case Before the criminal court, an action was introduced in order to condemn the resale price maintenance imposed by a supplier to its clients. Indeed, the…

Key concepts: Appeal, Product (mathematics), Resale price maintenance, Economics, Business, Law, Law and economics, Political science

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