On 30 January 2020, the European Court of Justice dismissed the appeals in joined cases C-538/18 P and C-539/18 P brought by Czech national rail carrier České dráhy, which sought to set aside the judgments of the General Court in cases T‑325/16 and T‑621/16 upholding the European Commission's inspection decisions in cases AT.40156 – Falcon and AT.40401 – Twins. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - KEY TAKEAWAYS The Commission's duty to state reasons is not affected by information provided by a national competition authority, gathered in the context of an investigation for an infringement of national competition rules. Where the Commission has sufficiently serious indications of a breach of competition rules, it is not required to weigh these against indications to the contrary when determining the
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The EU Court of Justice dismisses the appeals against the Commission’s decisions in the case of alleged predatory practices by the Czech railway incumbent (České dráhy)
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