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Volume 2 - November 1989

Contents

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Current Legal Developments

  • The Next Step in European Community Harmonization of Company Law: Regulation of Public Bids?

  • D.C. Buijs
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 July 2009, pp. 107-114

  • An article in a previous issue of this journal discussed some developments which might lead to a more developed system of pre-merger control in the European Community. Any regulation in that area will be largely a matter of antitrust law. The EEC Treaty provides for the institution of a system ensuring that competition in the common market is not distorted. The regulation will be part of that system. It will require ‘prenotification’ of mergers exceeding certain thresholds in order to enable the European Commission to judge their likely impact on the structure of the relevant product market and, if necessary, to prohibit such mergers. Most mergers will not be prohibited and not even be subject to the control envisaged by this new regime.

Book Reviews

Telders Moot Court Case

  • The Right to Insurgency: Sealand v. Lowland

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    21 July 2009, pp. 115-119

  • The case put before the teams this year in the Telders Moot Court Competition, entitled The Right to Insurgency Case, combines problems of general international law withsome specific topics related to help for insurgents, intervention and effective government, as well as some human rights related issues such as the right to religious liberty and minority rights.

Book Reviews

Table of Cases 1989

Book Reviews

Subject Index 1989

Front matter

  • LJL volume 2 issue 1 Cover and Front matter

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    21 July 2009, pp. f1-f5
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Back matter

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