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Home / / DATE FOR YOUR DIARY - THE BURRELL COMPETITION LECTURE

DATE FOR YOUR DIARY - THE BURRELL COMPETITION LECTURE


The IPKat wishes to draw your attention to the 2005 Burrell Competition lecture, organised by the Competition Law Association. This year’s lecture, given by Judge Koen Lenaerts of the ECJ will take place on 7 February 2005 at the Institute of Electrical Engineers. Entitled “Reflections on the role of national courts in the enforcement of EC competition law”, it will be followed by dinner at the Inner Temple Hall. The IPKat says that last year’s lecture was highly informative and lots of fun and he’s sure that this year’s will be too.

The Inner Temple Hall – soon to be filled with lots of hungry competition lawyers
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