Continental Can v Commission [1973] Case 6-72
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Judgement for the case Continental Can v Commission
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CC was American company that acquired German company that specialized in how to close cans.
Commission felt that they had dominance in market of cans for fish, meat, and metal tops.
Held
Not relevant identification of market, decision annulled.
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