Tag: Article 27(4) Publication
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Notice Contents
Article 27(4) Notice: Structure and contentsThe main points to mention in a Article 27(4) Notice are: – summary of the facts; – the parties; – the relevant market; – the agreement/practice ; – the proposed course of action; – invitation for third party observations, including an explicit re…
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Notice Follow-up
Article 27(4) Notice: Follow-upObservations can be received from companies, private citizens or Member States.More about Notice Follow-upFor each submission received, an acknowledgment of receipt will be sent.More about the SubjectThe case team should examine the observati…
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Notice information
Article 27(4) Notice: Publication and informationBefore publication, the text of the Article 27(4) Notice is sent to the parties. At the same time, parties are informed of the formal initiation of proceedings.ResourcesSee AlsoReferencesInformation about Notice…
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Notice Information to the Member States
Article 27(4) Notice: Information to the Member StatesThe competition authorities of the Member States are to be informed of the initiation of proceedings.More about Notice Information to the Member StatesIn addition, the initiation of proceedings will be made public on DG COMP'…
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Notice Translation
TranslationThe Article 27(4) Notice is to be submitted for translation for all EU languages.ResourcesSee AlsoReferencesInformation about Notice Translation in the Antitrust Manual of Procedures for the application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU (Internal DG Comp…
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Inquiry on business secrets to the parties
Article 27(4) Notice: Inquiry on business secrets to the partiesA copy of the draft Article 27(4) Notice is to be sent to the parties, asking them to identify business secrets (pursuant to Article 16 of Regulation 773/2004), and to rectify any material errors of fact. The parties are not co…
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Article 27(4) Publication
Article 27(4) PublicationWhere there is an intention to adopt an Article 10 decision, pursuant to Article 27(4) of Regulation 1/2003, the Commission must publish a concise summary of the case and the main content of the proposed course of action (Article 27(4) Notice).More about Article…