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The European Court of First Instance recently upheld the right of a firm with a significant market share to refuse to license its copyright to rivals while they pursue a competition action relating to that copyright. The holding indicates that the court may not accept the notion that a dominant firm's mere refusal to license its IP, unaccompanied by other allegations of anti-competitive behavior, violates EU competition law.
October 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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