Competition law compliance—exclusive agreement checklist
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PrecedentsCompetition law compliance—exclusive agreement checklist
Published by a LexisNexis Risk & Compliance expert
PrecedentsPlease use this checklist before entering into any exclusive agreement. Assessing whether exclusivity is likely to lead to anti-competitive effects is not a straightforward exercise—there are a number of factors to consider, and in many instances, exclusive arrangements may not be possible at all. Please seek guidance from [insert, eg Head of Legal] if you have any questions or concerns.
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Exclusivity
Factor Result Comments Is the buyer obliged or induced to concentrate its orders for a particular product or service with only one supplier (so-called single-branding/exclusive sourcing)?Note that even an obligation or inducement to purchase more than 80% of the Requirements from one supplier counts as exclusivity. ☐ Yes☐ No [Insert comments] Has the supplier agreed to sell its products to only one distributor for resale in a particular Territory (which in turn is limited in its ability to actively sell the product into other territories—so-called exclusive distribution)? ☐ Yes☐ No [Insert comments] Does the agreement contain
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