Serbian NCA ‘Has No Jurisdiction’ over Extraterritorial Vertical Agreements
In a recently published opinion, the Serbian NCA pronounced it had no jurisdiction over an extraterritorial vertical agreement. The extraterritorial…
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Serbia: NCA Hints at Introduction of Self-Assessment of Restrictive Agreements
Unlike the current EU mechanism, Serbia’s system of individual exemption of restrictive agreements is still based on prior notification to…
READ MOREPolish Sports Equipment Company in Antitrust Probe in Serbia
The Serbian NCA has announced it has started an antitrust investigation against a Polish company Polanik Sp. z o.o. and its…
READ MORECompetition Law in Bosnia: 2017
To complete the tetralogy, after the annual reviews of competition developments in Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia, here is, in a…
READ MORECompetition Law in Serbia: 2017
Now that it’s behind us, it’s safe to say the previous year was one of the most eventful ones since…
READ MOREMerger Control in Serbia: Who Can Challenge Commission Decisions?
Similar to the question who can challenge the Competition Commission’s individual exemption decisions, it is not entirely clear who can…
READ MORESerbia: Who Should Have Standing to Challenge Individual Exemption Decisions?
Apart from whether to retain the current notification system of individual exemption or switch to self-assessment, another possible dilemma of…
READ MOREIndividual Exemption in Serbia: Notification or Self-Assessment? Both!
In the process of the drafting of the new Serbian Competition Act, apart from the merger filing thresholds, an issue drawing…
READ MORESerbia to Get a New Competition Act
What has been rumored for quite some time has now been officially announced: Serbia will soon get a brand new…
READ MORESerbia: Four New Block Exemptions on the Cards
The Serbian Competition Commission has recently published its annual report for 2016. Among the parts of the report catching the…
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