Abstract
This article will try to clarify the legal situation with regard to undertakings in EEC anti-dumping law. It will examine the current law and practice of the EEC with regard to undertakings in general.
To achieve this end, this article is divided into two main parts. Part I provides background information on the EEC system of anti-dumping law. It describes the legislative history of anti-dumping law, its relationship to other forms of trade protection law, its main substantive and procedural features relevant to undertakings, and the possibilities for judicial review.
Part II concentrates on undertakings. It describes how undertakings fit into the framework of substantive and procedural law, and judicial protection described in part I. It will also examine the relationship between undertakings in anti-dumping law and competition law on one hand, and the Commission’s powers to negotiate quotas on the other.
Recommended Citation
den Oudsten, Ad M.
(1989)
"Undertakings in EEC Anti-Dumping Laws,"
Florida Journal of International Law: Vol. 4:
Iss.
2, Article 3.
Available at:
https://scholarship.law.ufl.edu/fjil/vol4/iss2/3