Thyssen Stahl AG v Commission of the European Communities (C-194/99 P)

Judgment of 2 Oct 2003

law://eu/cjeu/1999/c-194-99/para_89@2026-11-12

89In light of the case-law referred to in paragraphs 81 to 85 of this judgment and given the various findings made by the Court of First Instance in paragraphs 394 to 400 of the judgment under appeal, from which it is clear that the information exchange systems in question reduced the degree of uncertainty as to the operation of the market, the Court of First Instance was right to conclude, in paragraph 401 of that judgment, that those systems clearly affected the participants' decision-making independence. Similarly, having regard to the findings made in paragraphs 402 to 404 of the judgment under appeal, the Court of First Instance was entitled to hold, in paragraph 406 of that judgment, that the decision-making independence of the undertakings participating in those systems had been appreciably reduced.

Thyssen Stahl AG v Commission of the European Communities (C-194/99 P)

Key facts

History · 1 version

Connections