Council Regulation (EEC) No 4057/86 of 22 December 1986 on unfair pricing practices in maritime transport
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Article 5 Complaint
1. Any natural or legal person, or any association not having legal personality, acting on behalf of the Community shipping industry who consider themselves injured or threatened by unfair pricing practices may lodge a written complaint. 2. The complaint shall contain sufficient evidence of the existence of the unfair pricing practice and injury resulting therefrom. 3. The complaint may be submitted to the Commission, or a Member State, which shall forward it to the Commission. The Commission shall send Member States a copy of any complaint it receives. 4. The complaint may be withdrawn, in which case proceedings may be terminated unless such termination would not be in the interest of the Community. 5. Where it becomes apparent after consultation that the complaint does not provide sufficient evidence to justify initiating an investigation, then the complainant shall be so informed. 6. Where, in the absence of any complaint, a Member State is in possession of sufficient evidence both of unfair pricing practices and of injury resulting therefrom for Community shipowners, it shall immediately communicate such evidence to the Commission.
Article 5 Complaint
1. Any natural or legal person, or any association not having legal personality, acting on behalf of the Community shipping industry who consider themselves injured or threatened by unfair pricing practices may lodge a written complaint. 2. The complaint shall contain sufficient evidence of the existence of the unfair pricing practice and injury resulting therefrom. 3. The complaint may be submitted to the Commission, or a Member State, which shall forward it to the Commission. The Commission shall send Member States a copy of any complaint it receives. 4. The complaint may be withdrawn, in which case proceedings may be terminated unless such termination would not be in the interest of the Community. 5. Where it becomes apparent after consultation that the complaint does not provide sufficient evidence to justify initiating an investigation, then the complainant shall be so informed. 6. Where, in the absence of any complaint, a Member State is in possession of sufficient evidence both of unfair pricing practices and of injury resulting therefrom for Community shipowners, it shall immediately communicate such evidence to the Commission.
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