Ford-Werke AG and Ford of Europe Inc. v Commission [1985] ECR -02725
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Judgement for the case Ford-Werke AG and Ford of Europe Inc. v Commission
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Ford made cars and had distribution system. In UK charged higher prices.
A company then imported Ford cars from Germany to UK.
Ford then told German makers to stop selling right handed cars, and the moment German sellers agreed they were in tacit agreement and thus concerted practice.
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