Legal Options of Competitors of State Aid Recipients
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1. Introduction
What would you do if your competitor received state aid? There are four possible options: do nothing, also ask for state aid, complain to the European Commission or initiate proceedings before a national court against the public authority that granted the aid. The problem is that not all of these options are open to all companies all the time. And, they all have their advantages and disadvantages.
The purpose of the article is to examine under which conditions each of these options is available and what the advantages and disadvantages may be. It seems rather obvious that there is no need to examine the option of "do nothing".
The article is structured as follows. The next section explains briefly the concept of state aid and the obligations of Member States that stem from the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union [TFEU]. Then, sections 3 to 7 analyse the availability and the pros and c...
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