Judgment_paragraph 64 · Agria Polska sp. z o.o. and Others v European Commission (T-480/15)

64In any event, even on the assumption that, to a certain extent, the Commission had also been well placed to deal with the case, in so far as the conduct alleged in the complaint concerned several Member States and with due regard to the fact that the UOKiK rejected the analogous national complaint on a ground relating to a national rule on limitation, the applicant did not have any right to have the case dealt with by the Commission (see, to that effect, judgment of 17 December 2014, Si.mobil v Commission, T‑201/11, EU:T:2014:1096, paragraph 40), since it is clear from the documents before the Court that, in the present case, that conduct concerned, essentially, only two Member States and that, without making a manifest error of assessment in that regard, the Commission found that the possibility of proving an infringement was limited, a finding which, in itself, could lead to the conclusion that there was no European Union interest in further investigation of the case (see, to that effect, judgment of 17 December 2014, Si.mobil v Commission, T‑201/11, EU:T:2014:1096, paragraph 100 and the case-law cited).

Agria Polska sp. z o.o. and Others v European Commission (T-480/15)

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