Land agreements: Competition infringements considered

Latham & Watkins | Property Law Journal | April 2019 #370
John D Colahan and Anuj Ghai review the CMA’s recent guidance on land agreements ‘The CMA acknowledges that most land agreements will not infringe competition law and has acknowledged that there are many legitimate reasons why a business may seek to impose a limitation on the uses for land.’ Many UK businesses handle or operate …

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Competition Law: Double trouble

McGuireWoods LLP | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | November/December 2014 #21
Matthew Hall reports on the expansion of competition law litigation in the EU ‘Damages cases and settlements of damages claims are just one facet of this evolving story. There have been several court cases in the UK which demonstrate the breadth of competition law arguments available to parties.’Each time the European Commission (EC) hands down …

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