Intel, iiyama and Air Cargo: Far-Reaching Extraterritorial Application of EU Competition Law

European Competition Law Review, Marek Martyniszyn, November 2022, Volume 43, Issue 11

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The article discusses how Intel Corp Inc v European Commission (T-286/09 RENV) (GC), Iiyama (UK) Ltd v Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (CA) and the Air Cargo litigation extended EU competition law’s territorial application in areas including private damages and the jurisdictional reach of the qualified effects test.

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Marek Martyniszyn
Queen’s University Belfast

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