英文摘要 |
"The phrase“malicious incompatibility”in the Internet provisions has the following natures: the descriptive of economic phenomena, the flexibility of connotation and extension, and the ambiguity of boundaries, which overlap with the relevant provisions of Anti-Monopoly Law and E-Commerce Law , and inVolve the different adjustment positioning and regulatory logic of Anti-Unfair Competition Law and Anti-Monopoly Law .“Malicious incompatibility”consists of subjective and objective elements, however, it also has the incompleteness of the normative text and the judgment room for semantic.“Malicious”consists of“deliberate”and“malignancy”.“Malignancy”should be based on the nature of market competition, and it is based on whether there are legitimate competitive interests as the core of judgment.“Incompatibility”has the special meaning in the context of the Internet, but it also has problems such as typification and uncertainty in behavioral connotation. Different from the regulatory logic of the Anti-Monopoly Law , the“Internet incompatibility”in the sense of Anti-Unfair Competition Law is based on the principles of free and fair competition, with the exception of“malicious incompatibility”. Regarding the overlap issue of“malicious incompatibility”, it should be based on the hierarchy of principles, policies and rules, and in accordance with the legal concept of overlap and applicable rules, to distinguish different options such as preferential absorption, limited supplementation, and exclusion, and hereby, to clarifying the application of overlap of legal provisions." |