Keywords
competition law in Turkey, the Turkish Competition Law of 1994, Competition Authority, restrictive practices, prohibited agreements, abuse of dominant market position, antitrust sanctions, private enforcement, damages
Abstract
This publication presents selected issues concerning Turkish competition law – a country that has for many years, and so far unsuccessfully, been aspiring to join the EU. The article aims to present the readers with both the provisions of substantive law (aim of antitrust law, its scope, authorities responsible for the enforcement of the prohibitions of restrictive practices, nature of the sanctions imposed on undertakings for antitrust infringements), as well as rules of procedural nature (mode of conduct, rights and obligations of participating parties). Outlined is also the issue of civil damages claimed by entities that have been harmed as a result of acts constituting anti-monopoly practices (private enforcement).
Recommended Citation
Kadej-Barwik, M. (2014). Turkish competition law – selected issues. internetowy Kwartalnik Antymonopolowy i Regulacyjny (internet Quarterly on Antitrust and Regulation), 3(3), 46-55. Retrieved from https://press.wz.uw.edu.pl/ikar/vol3/iss3/4
First Page
46
Last Page
55
Page Count
9
Publisher
University of Warsaw
