Cassation appeal dismissed; regulatory duties do not exempt proving lack of anti-competitive practices.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a telecommunications company against the President of the Electronic Communications Office. The company argued procedural errors regarding the scope of the appeal and the handling of a prior agreement with the Competition Authority. The court ruled that regulatory obligations do not exempt the enterprise from proving it has not engaged in anti-competitive practices and that the lower courts correctly identified the proper two-instance judicial review procedure.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 25 ust. 4 Prawa telekomunikacyjnego; Art. 206 ust. 4 Prawa telekomunikacyjnego: Regulatory duties imposed on a dominant enterprise do not exempt the enterprise from demonstrating the absence of anti-competitive practices, and the exclusive remedy for challenging such decisions is the two-instance judicial procedure.