Ekonomski gubitci kao šteta u hrvatskom odštetnom pravu nakon prenošenja Direktive 2014/104/EU
Directive 2014/104/EU, which should facilitate the exercise of the right to compensation for damage caused by an infringement of competition law, has entered into force at the end of 2014. In this paper author draws attention to some issues of liability for damages recognized as disputable during the process of its adoption, but failed to regulate by European legislator. In more detail is analysed the notion of damage, for which Directive endeavour to ensure effective exercise the right to claim full compensation in the national courts of the EU Member States. Due to the nature of acts, which represent the infringements of competition law (anti-competitive agreements and abuse of dominance); application of adopted rules seems to be very complicated in practice. Particularly complex issues are passing-on defence, the indirect purchasers’ right to claim, the recognition of the impact of protective prices (“umbrella effects”) and quantifi cation of damage. The paper presents the provisions of draft bill by which Directive should be transposed in Croatian legislation, related to the discussed issues.