The EU Court of Justice fines a soda-ash manufacturer for requiring customers to enter into long-term indefinite requirements contracts and granting fidelity and top-slice rebates designed to exclude competitors from the market (ICI)

Court of Justice, European

6 Apr 2000

The EU Court of Justice fines a soda-ash manufacturer for requiring customers to enter into long-term indefinite requirements contracts and granting fidelity and top-slice rebates designed to exclude competitors from the market (ICI)

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EU Court of Justice, ICI, Case C-286/95, 6 April 2000

EU Court of Justice, ICI, Case summary, 6 April 2000

Case C-286/95 P Commission of the European Communities v Imperial Chemical Industries plc (ICI)* 1. The authentication of acts provided for in the first paragraph of Article 12 of the Commission's Rules of Procedure is intended to guarantee legal certainty by ensuring that the text adopted by the college of Commissioners becomes definitive in the

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European Court of Justice, The EU Court of Justice fines a soda-ash manufacturer for requiring customers to enter into long-term indefinite requirements contracts and granting fidelity and top-slice rebates designed to exclude competitors from the market (ICI), 6 April 2000, e-Competitions April 2000, Art. N° 108012

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