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The Validity Of Vertical Restraints Under U.S. And E.E.C. Antitrust Laws, Cataldo L. Cammarata Jul 2015

The Validity Of Vertical Restraints Under U.S. And E.E.C. Antitrust Laws, Cataldo L. Cammarata

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The major issues in vertical restraints involve questions of agency, resale price maintenance and territorial and customer limitations. Both the United States and the European Economic Community utilize antitrust law to regulate vertical restraints and the undesirable effects flowing therefrom. This article will assess the posture taken by antitrust law vis-a-vis vertical restraints in the United States and the Common Market and will examine the extent to which a restraint in the distribution field will be considered valid by the two systems


Several States, One Unity, One Law?, Nicola Preston Jul 2015

Several States, One Unity, One Law?, Nicola Preston

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This article discusses the nature and operation of community law and highlights some of the difficulties experienced by its application to the English legal system.

The latter part of the article compares the operation of community law with that of the federal system in the United States of America.

In many respects the aims of both systems are the same. There are some matters in which it is considered essential that the law should be common or uniform throughout all the states, for example, commerce. In the United States, commerce is largely a federal matter so that goods can flow …


The Troubled Evolution Of Energy Policy In The Eec: A Discordant Note In The Harmonization Process, Jonathan D. Fishbane Jul 2015

The Troubled Evolution Of Energy Policy In The Eec: A Discordant Note In The Harmonization Process, Jonathan D. Fishbane

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This article will explore the troubled evolution of EEC energy policy and the attendant institutional and structural tensions that have militated against a cohesive energy policy and regulatory regime. Certainly, a by-product of such an inquiry is the issue of whether energy-based decision-making has been predicated upon a communitarian vision with Pan-European meaning, or whether nationalism and the pressures of the historical moment have determined the choice of rules to be made irrespective of long- term institutional considerations. While it is recognized that energy encompasses a variety of sources, including petroleum, coal, electricity, geothermal power, and nuclear energy, this article …