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| T E O R E T I C K Ý Č A S O P I S P R E O T Á Z K Y Š T Á T U A P R Á V A |
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Základné právo podnikať, ústavný princíp ochrany hospodárskej súťaže a voľnosť vstupu na trh. The fundamental right to conduct business, the constitutional principle of protecting competition, and freedom of market entry. Mgr. Lukáš Lapšanský, PhD., Ústav štátu a práva SAV, v. v. i., Bratislava Právny obzor, 108, 2025, č. 6, s. 528 – 542 Published online: 2025 https://doi.org/10.31577/pravnyobzor.2025.6.02 Abstract. Although the fundamental right to conduct business under Article 35(1) of the Constitution and the fundamental constitutional principle of protection of competition under Article 55(2) of the Constitution pursue their own purposes, the Constitutional Court has stated that free market entry is a common tool for achieving these purposes. The institution of free market entry thus becomes a catalogue of institutions enshrined in laws governing business activity, which, due to their key importance for the entry and retention of entrepreneurs in the market, acquire constitutional relevance. Key words: fundamental right to conduct business, constitutional principle of protection of competition, freedom of market entry, Constitutional Court
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