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Document 62020TJ0313
Judgment of the General Court (Fourth Chamber, Extended Composition) of 17 May 2023.#Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH v European Commission.#Competition – Concentrations – German electricity market – Decision declaring the concentration compatible with the internal market – Action for annulment – Standing to bring proceedings – Admissibility – Obligation to state reasons – Definition of ‘single concentration’ – Right to effective judicial protection – Right to be heard – Definition of the market – Analysis period – Analysis of market power – Decisive influence – Manifest errors of assessment – Duty of diligence.#Case T-313/20.
Judgment of the General Court (Fourth Chamber, Extended Composition) of 17 May 2023.
Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH v European Commission.
Competition – Concentrations – German electricity market – Decision declaring the concentration compatible with the internal market – Action for annulment – Standing to bring proceedings – Admissibility – Obligation to state reasons – Definition of ‘single concentration’ – Right to effective judicial protection – Right to be heard – Definition of the market – Analysis period – Analysis of market power – Decisive influence – Manifest errors of assessment – Duty of diligence.
Case T-313/20.
Judgment of the General Court (Fourth Chamber, Extended Composition) of 17 May 2023.
Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH v European Commission.
Competition – Concentrations – German electricity market – Decision declaring the concentration compatible with the internal market – Action for annulment – Standing to bring proceedings – Admissibility – Obligation to state reasons – Definition of ‘single concentration’ – Right to effective judicial protection – Right to be heard – Definition of the market – Analysis period – Analysis of market power – Decisive influence – Manifest errors of assessment – Duty of diligence.
Case T-313/20.
ECLI identifier: ECLI:EU:T:2023:257