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ARTICLE · 08 OCTOBER 2021

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Two-minute Recap Of Recent Developments In Turkish Competition Law – September 2021

Gen Temizer Erdogan Girgin Attorney Partnership
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In September 2021, the Turkish Competition Board ("Board") approved 27 merger control filings and published 34 reasoned decisions.

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

October 2021 – In September 2021, the Turkish Competition Board ("Board") approved 27 merger control filings and published 34 reasoned decisions. As in September there were a number of important developments on the Turkish competition law scene, this month's recap might take a couple of minutes longer to read.

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  1. Administrative courts send mixed signals on retail price maintenance ("RPM") cases
  • Henkel and Opet Decisions: Are the Courts telling the Board to "chill"?

The Board imposed an administrative fine against Henkel of approximately EUR 674,000 in 2018, based on the grounds that it had infringed Turkish Competition Law by determining the resale prices of its "beauty and personal care products" and "laundry and homecare products". Following Henkel's appeal, both the court of first instance and the appellant regional administrative court upheld the Board's decision. Henkel subsequently applied to the highest court of appeal, the Council of State.

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