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Serbian Competition Commission Submits Four Draft Proposals To Government For Block Exemption Regulations

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On 21 January 2025, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition submitted draft proposals to the Government for four new regulations concerning the exemption...

SerbiaAntitrust/Competition Law

Srđana Petronijević

Danijel Stevanović

Zoran Šoljaga

Nina Rasljanin

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On 21 January 2025, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition submitted draft proposals to the Government for four new regulations concerning the exemption of certain categories of agreements from the prohibition of restrictive agreements. The drafts were finalised following a public consultation and subsequent legal and technical revisions, which took place after their initial publication in July 2024.

The package includes an updated draft of the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation ("VBER"), along with new regulations addressing vertical agreements in the motor vehicle sector, agreements in the railway and road transport sectors, as well as technology transfer agreements.

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Serbian Competition Commission Submits Four Draft Proposals To Government For Block Exemption Regulations

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