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2016 | 8 | 4 | 40-47

Article title

Admissibility of the most favoured clauses (MFNs) on booking platforms in competition law

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Title variants

PL
Dopuszczalność klauzul największego uprzywilejowania (KNU) na platformach bookingowych w prawie konkurencji

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Abstracts

PL
Klauzule KNU często są stosowane na rynkach zależnych od platform internetowych, gdzie sprzedawca jest obowiązany oferować swój towar na najlepszych warunkach. Z perspektywy prawa konkurencji klauzule te rodzą kontrowersje. W przeszłości sądy uznawały takie klauzule za restrykcyjne porozumienia wertykalne skutkujące nadużyciem pozycji dominującej na rynku właściwym. Na podstawie takich wyroków niniejszy artykuł bada wpływ ekonomiczny tych klauzul na konkurencję oraz ich dopuszczalność.
EN
MFN clauses are often applied on platform markets, through which the seller is obliged to offer its products on a platform under the best conditions. From the competition law perspective these clauses are controversial. In the past, courts have classified such clauses as restrictive vertical agreements which abused dominant position on the relevant market. Based on such decisions, the following articlehighlights the competitive economic impact as well as the competitive admissibility of these clauses.

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Volume

8

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4

Pages

40-47

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published
2016

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Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

Biblioteka Nauki
2003137

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_7206_kp_2080-1084_129
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