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ARTICLE · 15 OCTOBER 2020

Two-minute Recap Of Recent Developments In Turkish Competition Law – September 2020

Gen Temizer Erdogan Girgin Attorney Partnership
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After initiating several on-going investigations and two sector inquiries (on digital markets and on e-commerce), it can be said that September was quite an active month for the Turkish Competition Authority (TCA).

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October 2020 - After initiating several on-going investigations and two sector inquiries (on digital markets and on e-commerce), it can be said that September was quite an active month for the Turkish Competition Authority (TCA).

In September there were 13 merger control cases, slightly less than the same period in 2019, but generally in line with the trend of increasing case numbers following the gradual wearing off of the Covid-19 effect. It can also be stated that the number of merger control cases in 2020 thus far are roughly comparable to the previous year.

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A 2007 TCA decision goes all the way to the Constitutional Court!

For the first time in the history of Turkish competition law, the Constitutional Court annulled a court decision that upheld a decision of the TCA on the grounds that the decision violated the principle of legality in crime and punishment.

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