Mercator to Challenge Anti-Trust Law at Constitutional Court
Ljubljana, 16 October - Slovenia's biggest retailer, Mercator, announced on Thursday its plan to challenge the prevention of the restriction of competition act at the Constitutional Court, pending a decision in anti-trust proceedings against the country's three leading retailers.
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
From left to right: Senica law firm representative Ales Melihen, member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez, commercial and civil law professor at the Ljubljana Law Faculty Miha Juhart, and public relations officer Barbara Stegu.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
Senica law firm representative Ales Melihen.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
Commercial and civil law professor at the Ljubljana Law Faculty Miha Juhart.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
Member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
Member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
From left to right: Senica law firm representative Ales Melihen, member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez, commercial and civil law professor at the Ljubljana Law Faculty Miha Juhart.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
From left to right: Member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez, commercial and civil law professor at the Ljubljana Law Faculty Miha Juhart, Senica law firm representative Ales Melihen.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
From left to right: Senica law firm representative Ales Melihen, member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez, commercial and civil law professor at the Ljubljana Law Faculty Miha Juhart.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Representatives of retailer Mercator commenting on proceedings by the Competition Protection Office on suspected collusion between the country's three leading retailers.
From left to right: Senica law firm representative Ales Melihen, member of Mercator's legal affairs, staffing, organisation and general affairs section Vera Aljancic Falez, commercial and civil law professor at the Ljubljana Law Faculty Miha Juhart.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
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