Sentences with phrase «dominance of case law»

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In both cases individual members may exercise some dominance over others, in particular by altering the patterns guiding further growth and development, but the social coordination stems from basic patterns embodied in the genetic makeup of the plant cells and in the laws and traditions of human culture.
Mr. Lynn makes the case that Amazon's dominance isn't just a story of an industry disrupted by online commerce and digital upheaval, it's about the abandoning of New Deal era protections of retailers in 1975 (promoted by backers as a means to fight inflation, says Mr. Lynn) and what he portrays as a shift in 1981 in the Justice Department's interpretation of antitrust law based on «Chicago School» theories of efficiency and consumer welfare.
The CJEU has looked again at the case law on how abuse of dominance works and has remitted the case back to the General Court.
His competition law work covers the full spectrum of competition law (merger control, cartel investigations, horizontal and vertical agreements, abuses of dominance, litigation / damages cases, compliance programs and training, public procurement and state aid) across a wide range of industries.
He spent a decade in the Canadian federal government, with senior responsibility for major copyright revision, serving as Head of Delegation to several WIPO meetings, and launching Canada's first abuse of dominance case involving intellectual property law.
Also, while I can not speculate as to what the ultimate objectives of the Commissioner or the Bureau are, there have been rather few contested abuse of dominance cases in Canada and so it seems reasonable that at least one reason the case is proceeding is in an effort to generate more case law in this (in many ways unsettled) area in Canada.
Aitken said the bureau is «currently working to complete updated enforcement guidelines on abuse of dominance and more detailed guidance for trade associations that clarify the impact of the recent amendments» and that it would «not hesitate to enforce the law by bringing responsible cases in areas where we believe it is important to establish and clarify applicable ground rules....
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