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Market foreclosure: The General Court of the European Union confirms a Commission’s decision condemning the Polish incumbent on the market for telecommunications for several foreclosure practices against new entrants on the Polish market for broadband internet connection during the market liberalisation period (Orange Polska)

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Trib. UE, 17 déc. 2015, Orange Polska, aff. T-486/11, EU:T:2015:100

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Anne-Lise Sibony, Market foreclosure: The General Court of the European Union confirms a Commission’s decision condemning the Polish incumbent on the market for telecommunications for several foreclosure practices against new entrants on the Polish market for broadband internet connection during the market liberalisation period (Orange Polska), 17 December 2015, Concurrences N° 1-2016, Art. N° 77514, p. 98

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