Judgment_paragraph 344 · SAS Cargo Group A/S and Others v European Commission (T-324/17)

344It must, admittedly, be noted that the concrete details of that contact are not specified, in particular whether or not it was multilateral in nature. However, it is settled case-law that, while the Commission must produce precise and consistent evidence in order to establish an infringement, it is not necessary for every item of evidence produced by it to satisfy those criteria in relation to every aspect of the infringement. It follows that, even though the email in question does not in itself prove that the applicants were involved in multilateral contact with SAC and Lufthansa in the context of the WOW alliance, it is nevertheless important, in accordance with settled case-law (see judgment of 1 July 2010, Knauf Gips v Commission, C‑407/08 P, EU:C:2010:389, paragraph 47 and the case-law cited), to examine in the context of the tenth part of the present plea whether, taken in conjunction with other evidence, that email was capable of constituting a body of evidence which allowed the Commission to make a conclusion to that effect.

SAS Cargo Group A/S and Others v European Commission (T-324/17)

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