Essays about: "article on consumer rights"

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1. 1. Competition and Data Protection Law in Conflict : Data Protection as a Justification for Anti-Competitive Conduct and a Consideration in Designing Competition Law Remedies

   University essay from Uppsala universitet/Juridiska institutionen

   Author : David Bornudd; [2022]
   Keywords : competition law; antitrust; data protection law; GDPR; the charter of fundamental rights; the intersection of competition and data protection law; big tech; abuse of a dominant position; objective justifications; efficiencies; article 102 TFEU; consumer welfare; competition remedies; anonymization; big data; personal data; German Facebook Case; Google Fitbit; konkurrensrätt; konkurrensbegränsning; dataskydd; dataskyddsförordningen; missbruk av dominerande ställning; objektivt rättfärdigande; artikel 102 FEUF; anonymisering;

   Abstract : Competition and data protection law are two powerful regimes simultaneously shaping the use of digital information, which has given rise to new interactions between these areas of law. While most views on this intersection emphasize that competition and data protection law must work together, nascent developments indicate that these legal regimes may sometimes conflict. READ MORE

3. 2. Sharing is Caring : An Examination of the Essential Facilities Doctrine and its Applicability to Big Data

   University essay from Uppsala universitet/Juridiska institutionen

   Author : Hedda Berto; [2020]
   Keywords : Essential facilities; Competition; Big Data; Article 102 TFEU; Abuse; Dominance; European Union; Privacy; Consumer harm;

   Abstract : Since the internet revolution, and with the ever-growing presence of the internet in our everyday lives, being able to control as much data as possible has become an indispensable part of any business looking to succeed on digital markets. This is where Big Data has become crucial. READ MORE

4. 3. IPR - the intangible asset that confuses the European Union

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionen

   Author : Sahar Torabi; [2017]
   Keywords : IPR; Intellectual Property Rights; Competition law; Dominance; Abuse; Abusive practise; Article 102 TFEU; Magill; Oscar Bronner; IMS Health; Microsoft; Guidance on the Commission s Enforcement Priorities in Applying Article 82; Law and Political Science;

   Abstract : This thesis will be concerned with one of the main concerns and highly discussed topics in the relationship between Article 102 TFEU and Intellectual Property Rights. Predominately, it will focus on the enforcement of IPR(s) as an abusive practise of dominance and whether a dominant undertaking has the ability to protect its IPR by refusing to licence its IPR to a third party. READ MORE

5. 4. Recent Developments in The Interface of Competition Law, Patent Law and Standardization

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionen

   Author : Gintare Zabutkaité; [2016]
   Keywords : Standardization; standards; FRAND; competition law; patent law.; Law and Political Science;

   Abstract : Standardization plays a key role in modern industries. Standards provide compatibility and interoperability of products, thus increasing their value for consumers. In fact, standards go beyond that and positively affect market integration, consumer safety, environment issues etc. READ MORE

6. 5. Is the CESL a really proper solution for reducing difficulties in cross-border trade within the European Single Market caused by differences between national contract laws?

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Juridiska institutionen

   Author : Ingrid Maues Zimmermann; [2015]
   Keywords : COMMON EUROPEAN SALES LAW - CROSS-BORDER TRADE - EUROPEAN SINGLE MARKET; Law and Political Science;

   Abstract : The European Single Market is built on a patchwork of contract laws and according to the European Commission’s findings differences between contract laws of the respective Member States substantially complicate cross-border trade. More specifically, the fragmentation of contract laws contributes to increasing legal complexity and costs for businesses while lowering consumers’ confidence in shopping across border as they feel unsure about their rights and level of protection. READ MORE