Article 102 tfeu Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Steps to answer the essay. Article 101 TFEU (Prohibition on cartels), article 102 TFEU (dominant position), article 107 TFEU (State aid), pre-test, proportionality test, and 4-step test.

A combination of the prescribed literature (No case law!) , notes and steps on article 101, 102 and 107 TFEU

These notes cover EU competition law as taught on the EU Law module of postgraduate law conversion courses (the GDL/PGDL). They can also cover topics on introductory EU Law papers taught on UK undergraduate Law degrees (LLBs). As well as notes, this document includes exam plans in the form of flowcharts for some of the topics covered. Using these notes, I gained a Distinction (74%) in the GDL at the University of Law. NOTE: these notes were written in Oct 2021. In light of Brexit develo...

Cases based on EU Competition Law and Article 101 and 102 TFEU

This document contains a complete summary of the course European Law. The entire substance is contained in this document. The lecture notes, the working group notes, as well as the elaboration of the case law, as well as the prescribed material from the book and any additional literature, are included in this summary.

In this summary for the course European law, the lecture notes have been translated into clear roadmaps for each topic! Ideal for learning your exam. All judgments have also been worked out!

A set of notes from a class on Competition Law and the effect on commercial agreements, also includes answers to a set of multiple choice questions which includes some minor information on sole distributorship, incorporation of illegitimate terms and reservation of title clauses as well as the Unpaid Vendors Lien.

This is a sample competition law answer plan for the 2011 UOL EU LAW Problem question. Used this to answer as a guideline in my final exams in 2019/2020 July and got a 2:1! Use this answer designed for exams. This can definitely help you to get a really good grade for your exam. Guaranteed.

Essay Regulating Competition: “Vertical mergers tend to be efficient. Therefore the better policy is not to regulate them ex ante via the EU Merger Regulation, but ex post by applying Article 102 TFEU should the merged entity restrict competition post-merger.”