antitrust law clause

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/competition-policy

An antitrust law clause is a contractual provision ensuring that the parties conducting business comply with applicable antitrust/competition laws, including prohibitions on collusion, price-fixing, market allocation, or abuse of a dominant position. It may include obligations for disclosure, compliance programs, training, and penalties for violations.

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