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Competition

Serbia criminalizes cartels

December 20, 2016 and , ,
The National Assembly of Serbia has recently passed the amendments to the Criminal Code. One of the amendments revamps the provisions on criminalization of cartels. New Article 229 of the...
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Serbia: Competition rules applicable to automotive sector

November 28, 2016, ,
The aftermarket for motor vehicles (i.e., distribution of spare parts, and provision of repair and maintenance services) is still not subject to sector-specific competition rules, but this may soon change....
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Latest developments in competition law in Serbia: resale price maintenance, dawn raids, crash-courses in Japanese, and much more

September 27, 2016, ,
Unlike the Serbian capital, which has seen somewhat of an irregular summer temperature wise, the Serbian Competition law arena has been sizzling hot lately, with the past few months marked...
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Proceedings against Infostan suspended with commitments

August 18, 2016, ,
The Serbian Competition Commission (“Commission“) has suspended the proceeding against Infostan Tehnologije, a public company providing unified utilities billing to the residents of the capital city of Belgrade. The Commission...
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The Administrative Court of Montenegro analysed procedural barriers to efficient application of the Competition Act

July 27, 2016, ,
The record of public enforcement of competition law in Montenegro is modest, despite the efforts which the national Agency for Protection of Competition has put in various investigations. Part of...
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Serbia: Concentration filing based on intent

July 7, 2016, ,
The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“Commission“) has published on 5 July 2016 the Instruction on Notification of Concentration  Based on Intent (“Instruction“). According to the Competition Act, there is an...
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Sunoko sugar saga continues: third take to conquer the market

June 2, 2016, ,
On 16 May 2016, the Serbian Commission for the Protection of Competition (“Commission“) started an in-depth investigation (Phase II)of the proposed acquisition of the sugar factory TE-TO in Senta, Serbia (ultimately...
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The Montenegrin Competition Authority Finds Abuse of Dominance by Local Water Supply Company

May 5, 2016, ,
In a decision adopted on 24 March 2016, the Montenegrin Agency for Protection of Competition (“Agency“) found that the local water supply company from Budva “DOO Vodovod i kanalizacija” abused...
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Montenegro makes a step forward in harmonization with the EU State aid acquis

March 30, 2016, ,
The EU state aid rules are scattered among a number of documents, most of which represent soft law (notices, guidelines and similar documents issued by the European Commission). Harmonization with...
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Serbian Government Introduces New Forms of State Aid

March 25, 2016, ,
The new Decree on Attracting Investments*  (“Incentives Decree“) offers to green-field and brown-field investors a new set of incentives in the form of non-repayable grants. Incentives are available in support...
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