138By the present ground, the HSBC companies claim that the General Court applied an incorrect test in order to reject their arguments based on the claim that those exchanges had procompetitive effects capable of calling into question the characterisation of those exchanges as a restriction by object. They complain, in essence, that the General Court relied on the doctrine of ‘ancillary restraints’, resulting in particular from the judgment of 11 July 1985, Remia and Others v Commission (42/84, EU:C:1985:327), and of 11 September 2014, MasterCard and Others v Commission (C‑382/12 P, EU:C:2014:2201).
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