70By so doing, the General Court erred in law. By confusing the concepts ‘conduct’ and ‘infringement’, moreover implicitly, the appellant could not understand, in the absence of any clear indication in the statement of objections, that the Commission intended to allege against it, not only the single and continuous infringement alleged in that statement, but also several separate infringements consisting of the various bilateral contacts referred to in that statement.
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