The EU Court of Justice annuls the Commission’s decision due to its failure to demonstrate sufficiently that trade between Member States has been affected by a manufacturer of cash registers but upholds the finding on dominance (Hugin)
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF 31 MAY 1979 [1]
Hugin Kassaregister AB and Hugin Cash Registers Ltd v Commission of the European Communities
"Spare parts for cash registers"
Case 22/78*
1. To determine whether an undertaking occupies a dominant position it is necessary first to determine the relevant market. As regards the supply of spare parts it is necessary to ascertain, to that end, whether such supply constitutes a specific market or whether it forms part
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