Nonlegal Sanctioning in Private Legal Systems

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Nonlegal Sanctioning in Private Legal Systems
Nonlegal Sanctioning in Private Legal Systems
Author : Jos van Doormaal
File Size : 41,8 Mb
Publisher : Unknown
Language : English
Release Date : 19 May 2021
ISBN : 3848781646
Pages : 518 pages
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Einige moderne Handelsverbande im transnationalen Bereich verhangen nicht-rechtliche Sanktionen gegen illoyale Branchenakteure, wenn diese sich nicht an Schiedsspruche halten. Diese Massnahmen untergraben zwar die Rechtsordnungen der Staaten, dennoch konnten sie als praktikable Alternative zu langwierigen und teuren Gerichtsprozessen angesehen werden. Das Werk enthalt Best-Practice-Leitlinien, die aufzeigen, unter welchen Bedingungen solche Sanktionen, die von einem Wirtschaftsverband verhangt werden, nicht gegen das US-Kartellrecht und das europaische Wettbewerbsrecht verstossen.

Nonlegal Sanctioning in Private Legal Systems

Nonlegal Sanctioning in Private Legal Systems by Jos van Doormaal

Einige moderne Handelsverbande im transnationalen Bereich verhangen nicht-rechtliche Sanktionen gegen illoyale Branchenakteure, wenn diese sich nicht an Schiedsspruche halten. Diese Massnahmen untergraben zwar die Rechtsordnungen der Staaten, dennoch konnten sie als praktikable Alternative zu langwierigen und teuren Gerichtsprozessen angesehen werden. Das Werk enthalt Best-Practice-Leitlinien, die aufzeigen, unter welchen Bedingungen solche

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