M.A. Thesis:

Civil liability due to violations of the rules of competition law in the stock market

Competition Law is one of the most important issues in the field of economics and law; the present study examines the civil liability of violating the rules of competition law in the stock market. The rules and restrictions related to competition rights in the stock market and civil liability due to violations Analyze these rules. Acts and agreements that are against the rules of competition law and affect the stock market. These include anti-competitive agreements, abusive domination and monopoly positions. If any of the above-mentioned harmful acts are carried out by small and medium-sized enterprises, causing damage to companies or stockholders of the stock market, and the causal relationship between them is established, then the said enterprises Civil liability is a guarantor and is subject to compensation. Compensation to consumers is more likely to compensate for financial losses, and in term of interruptions with other businesses, they are terminated or void. The civil liability created by the rules of competition law in some cases is caused by the confrontation with the rules of intellectual property rights. The solution to this is the balance of the rules of intellectual property. The basic problem is knowing the extent of the damage and the loss of the affected person in the discussion of the occurrence of a loss. This can be greatly improved by pursuing prosecutors or organizations.

Keywords: Key words: integration, monopoly, competition law, dominant economic position.