Supreme Court annulled Competition Council decision for violating EU competition law principles on market dominance.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court overturned the lower court's judgment, resulting in the annulment of the Competition Council's decision. The Council had found the defendant dominant in a specific market and imposed restrictions, but the court determined this violated EU competition law principles regarding abuse of dominance. Consequently, the court ruled that the Council failed to provide sufficient justification for its findings, leading to the decision's invalidation.
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AI generatedArticles 102 TFEU; Article 53(1) of the EEA Agreement: A dominant position may not be abused by imposing trading conditions that hinder competition, and national authorities must base their decisions on a thorough examination of relevant market conditions.
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