The Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court confirms the Competition Authority's decision stating that a German engine manufacturer abused its dominant position (Deutz / Diesel Motor Nordic)

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18 Jan 2021

The Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court confirms the Competition Authority’s decision stating that a German engine manufacturer abused its dominant position (Deutz / Diesel Motor Nordic)

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Danish Competition Authority, Deutz / Diesel Motor Nordic, Press release, 18 January 2021

Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court: Deutz and Diesel Motor Nordic infringed competition legislation by preventing the supply of spare parts for the IC3-trains* On 11 January 2021, the Maritime and Commercial High Court has confirmed that Deutz abused its

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Danish Competition Authority, The Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court confirms the Competition Authority’s decision stating that a German engine manufacturer abused its dominant position (Deutz / Diesel Motor Nordic), 18 January 2021, e-Competitions Transport (rail), Art. N° 98878

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