Abstract:
The content of this work is a comprehensive description of the several premises a right of admission has, according to Antitrust Law.
Furthermore, the work discusses the question if or how Sec. 20 para. 6 GWB can be used to concretise the premises and the dogmatic definition of a common right of admission based on private law, particularly by discussing and analyzing the jurisdiction concerning this matter.
The purpose and history of the origins of the right of admission are described systematically as well as the several addressees of Sec. 20 para. 6 GWB, which is furthermore contrasted with the other legal foundations of a right of admission.
After a description of the subgroup of people protected by Sec. 20 para. 6 GWB, the work delves into the protected interests and values, and forbidden behavior. The work tries to provide standards which can be used in the often required appreciation of values.