*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. – CFI (ord.), pres. 22 December 2004, Microsoft v. Commission, Case T-201/04 R On 25 June 2004, Microsoft applied to the Court of First Instance for suspension of the operation of the Commission's decision requiring it to disclose to its competitors certain information relating to the operation of its Windows operating system and to offer for sale a version of that product which does not incorporate its Windows Media Player multimedia software. By order of 22 December 2004, the President of the Court of First Instance, acting in his capacity as Judge hearing applications for interim measures, dismissed that application, at the end of a procedure marked in
CASE COMMENT: PROCEDURES - EUROPEAN LAW - LITIGATION - INTERIM RELIEF PROCEEDINGS - URGENCY - EVIDENCE
Interim relief proceedings: The CFI holds that Microsoft has not evidenced any urgency
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