78By so doing, the General Court erred in law. Contrary to what the General Court held in paragraphs 238, 239 and 246 of the judgment under appeal, by confusing, moreover implicitly, the concept of ‘conduct’ and that of ‘infringement’ the appellants could not understand, in the absence of any clear indication in the statement of objections, that the Commission intended to allege against them, not only the single and continuous infringement alleged in that statement, but also several separate infringements consisting of the different bilateral contacts referred to in that statement.
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