Georgi Spasov

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An extract from The Dominance and Monopolies Review, 10th edition Abuse i Overview The CPC and Bulgarian courts have acknowledged that it is the abuse and not the dominant position itself that is prohibited.34 Abuse of dominance is defined as unilateral behaviour of a dominant undertaking that may prevent, restrict or impede competition in a relevant market, as well as affect consumer interest.

An extract from The Dominance and Monopolies Review, 10th edition Market definition and market power In terms of market definition, the CPC follows its methodology on assessment of the market position, and defines the product and geographical market by analysing the interchangeability on the supply and demand sides. In bTV v. Nova,21 the main tool used for this purpose was questionnaires addressed to clients of the investigated undertaking.