In the second of a two part article, Simon Deane-Johns looks at some surprising consequences (if followed) of the Advocate General’s opinion on contactless payments in Denizbank. In Part 1, he set out the facts and why the outcome could be so important. In this second part he looks at the question of whether contactless payments are anonymous and the outlook for unilateral change clauses….
Regulator says that it aims to operate flexible and pragmatic approach….
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European Commission did not succeed in showing to the requisite legal standard that there was an advantage under Article 107(1) of the TFEU….
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Chair:Laura Berton, Partner, Fieldfisher Speakers:Dr Kuan Hon, Director, FieldfisherHelen Brown, Partner, Baker McKenzieJulia Hemmings, Partner, Baker McKenzie This new Regulation, which applies in the UK despite Brexit, requires online marketplaces and many other platforms to update their terms of service for business users as well as change their operational practices, providing more transparency and rights…
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