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The Contestable and Potentially Harmful Conclusions of the 'Microsoft' Case

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Author: Veronica Hagenfeldt
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A Stark Attenuation of the Exceptional Circumstances Test and the Application of an Inappropriate Tying Test

Master's Thesis, 2009

54 Pages, Grade: Distinction

Veronica Hagenfeldt (Author)

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List of Abbreviations

Introduction

Thesis, Aims and Outline

Part I: Contextualisation of the Microsoft Judgment

Chapter 1 – The Theory and Practice of the Controversial Interface Between IPRs and Competition Law, and the Exercise of Tying
1.1. IPRs and Competition Law in Legal Theory
1.2. IPRs and Competition Law in Legal Practice
1.3. The Exercise of Tying in Theory and Practice

Part II: The Controversial and Contestable Conclusions of the Microsoft Judgment

Chapter 2 – A Dramatic Attenuation of the Exceptional Circumstances Criteria
2.1. The Indispensability Criterion
2.2. The Elimination of Competition Criterion
2.3. The New Product Criterion
2.4. Chapter Conclusions and Implications

Chapter 3 – The Application of a Flawed and Inappropriate Form-Based Tying Test
3.1. The Separate Products Element
3.2. The Foreclosure Element
3.2. The Choice/Coercion Element
3.4. The Objective Justification Element
3.5. Chapter Conclusions and Implications

Conclusion

Appendix – Correspondence with Mr Forrester, QC

Bibliography

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Title: The Contestable and Potentially Harmful Conclusions of the 'Microsoft' Case
Subtitle: A Stark Attenuation of the Exceptional Circumstances Test and the Application of an Inappropriate Tying Test
College: University of Edinburgh (School of Law)
Course: Master Thesis in the LLM in European Law Programme
Grade: Distinction
Author: Veronica Hagenfeldt (Author)
Year: 2009
Pages: 54
Catalog Number: V169615
ISBN (eBook): 9783640880874
ISBN (Book): 9783640880898
File size: 622 KB
Language: English
Notes: This Thesis was the recipient of the Sir David Edward Prize for academic excellence for the best dissertation in the LLM in European Law programme 2008/2009.
Keywords: contestable, potentially, harmful, conclusions, microsoft, case, stark, attenuation, exceptional, circumstances, test, application, inappropriate, tying, test, distinction

Quote paper: Veronica Hagenfeldt (Author), 2009, The Contestable and Potentially Harmful Conclusions of the 'Microsoft' Case, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/169615

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