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General Court—other competition actions—closed cases tracker

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Practice notes

General Court—other competition actions—closed cases tracker

Published by a ��Ƶ Competition expert

Practice notes

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This tracks and summarises completed competition General Court cases that are not Appeals.

For ongoing General Court appeal cases, see General Court appeals—ongoing cases tracker.

2025

Case	Issues	Developments
Case T- 1152/23 Servier and Others v Commission	Action brought against the Commission for failure to pay the Default Interest Amount Payable and Compound Interest Amount Payable as required by the General Court in Case T- 691/14 See Application	• Order made—05/05/2025; case removed from register • Lodged—12/12/2023
Case T- 291/21 Cathay Pacific Airways v Commission	Action brought against the Commission for failure to pay the Default Interest Amount Payable and Compound Interest Amount Payable as required by the General Court in Cases T- 39/11 See Application	• Order made—24/04/2025; case removed from register • Lodged—25/05/2021
Case T- 489/22 Cathay Pacific Airways v Commission	Action brought against the Commission for failure to pay the Default Interest Amount Payable and Compound Interest Amount Payable as required by the General Court in Case T- 343/17 See Application	• Order made—24/04/2025; case removed from register • Lodged—08/08/2022
Case T- 413/21 Feralpi v Commission	Action brought against the Commission for failure to pay Default

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COMP definition

What does COMP mean?

money-purchase'>contracted-out money purchase scheme.

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