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Non-collusive oligopoly gap : The General Court of the European Union annuls the decision of the European Commission's prohibition of a four-to-three merger in the UK telecoms sector, in the first judgment to directly deal with the legal test for “gap cases” (CK Telecoms UK)

Simon Vande Walle

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In May 2020, the General Court rendered its long-awaited judgment on the appeal against the Commission's decision to prohibit Hutchison's acquisition of O2, a deal that would have combined two of…

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In May 2020, the General Court rendered its long-awaited judgment on the appeal against the Commission's decision to prohibit Hutchison's acquisition of O2, a deal that would have combined two of…

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In May 2020, the General Court rendered its long-awaited judgment on the appeal against the Commission's decision to prohibit Hutchison's acquisition of O2, a deal that would have combined two of…

Key concepts: Commission, Appeal, Law, European commission, Merger control, European union, Oligopoly, Political science

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Non-collusive oligopoly gap : The General Court of the European Union annuls the decision of the European Commission's prohibition of a four-to-three merger in the UK telecoms sector, in the first judgment to directly deal with the legal test for “gap cases” (CK Telecoms UK) — Research Paper | ScholarLens