Services for the storage of the detained vehicles as sphere of circulation of commodities. Application measures of antimonopoly reaction

A. Kovalev ()

Journal of Modern Competition, 2014, issue 6, 50-58

Abstract: In article approaches of judicial authorities of the Russian Federation on consideration of questions of activity of tow pounds when rendering services for storage of the detained vehicles and to determining such services as the commodity market for application of measures of antimonopoly reaction are investigated. The analysis of law-enforcement practice of antimonopoly authorities of the Russian Federation on identification and suppression of abuse of tow pounds is carried out by the exclusive position in the commodity market and on the basis of this practice approaches to definition of the grocery borders necessary for establishment of existence of a dominant position are opened. The author offered approach by definition of such borders for elaboration of its uniform application at excitement and consideration antimonopoly to bodies of cases of violation of the antimonopoly law. Examples of abuses of tow pounds are given by the situation when placing of the detained vehicles on them and possible consequences for drivers at such abuse.By the author it is also suggested about possible existence several tow pounds within one municipality and the right of the driver for a choice of the tow pounds at the placement of his detainee of the vehicle on storage.

Keywords: services for storage of the detained vehicles by tow pounds; the driver of the vehicle - "buyer (consumer)constrainedly"; commodity market; abuse of a dominant position by tow pounds (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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