The UK Court of Appeal rejects an appeal against a judgment of the CAT which upheld the Competition Authority's decision finding the online sales ban of a company's custom-fitted golf clubs to be an unjustified restriction (Ping)

Kmiecik, Andrzej

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21 Jan 2020

The UK Court of Appeal rejects an appeal against a judgment of the CAT which upheld the Competition Authority’s decision finding the online sales ban of a company’s custom-fitted golf clubs to be an unjustified restriction (Ping)

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UK Court of Appeal, Ping, Case n° C3/2018/2863, 21 January 2020

On 21 January 2020, the UK Court of Appeal rejected an appeal brought by the golf club manufacturer Ping Europe Limited (“Ping”) against the 2018 judgment of the Competition Appeal Tribunal (“CAT”), which upheld the Competition and Markets Authority’s (“CMA”) 2017 decision finding Ping’s online sales ban of its

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Andrzej Kmiecik
Van Bael & Bellis (Brussels)

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Andrzej Kmiecik, The UK Court of Appeal rejects an appeal against a judgment of the CAT which upheld the Competition Authority’s decision finding the online sales ban of a company’s custom-fitted golf clubs to be an unjustified restriction (Ping), 21 January 2020, e-Competitions January 2020, Art. N° 93246

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