What would be the consequences of failing to apply the Consolidated Utilities Directives correctly?

CIPS_Expert · 13 February 2013 10:47

Depending on which body was suspected of carrying out the discrimination then a challenge could be mounted in either the domestic courts or The European Court of Justice (ECJ). The court could apply for a halt to the awarding of a contract or compensatory measures.

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What would be the consequences of failing to apply the Consolidated Utilities Directives correctly?

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