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Competition-law [2026] CAT 33

Mr David Alexander de Horne Rowntree v (1) the Performing Right Society Limited and (2) PRS For Music Limited

Mr David Alexander de Horne Rowntree v (1) the Performing Right Society Limited and (2) PRS For Music Limited [2026] CAT 33 (21 April 2026)

The Competition Appeals Tribunal dismissed Mr Rowntree’s application challenging PRS licensing conduct, finding no abuse of dominant position and no competition-law breach.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Collective-rights-management
  • Music-licensing
  • Competition-law
  • Intellectual-property
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 66

Robert Hammond v Amazon.com, Inc. & Others

Robert Hammond v Amazon.com, Inc. & Others [2025] CAT 66 (21 October 2025)

The Competition Appeal Tribunal held that Amazon abused its dominant position in online marketplace practices and upheld the claim in part, ordering remedies and compensation.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Online-marketplace-practices
  • Competition-law
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 49

Mr David Alexander de Horne Rowntree v (1) the Performing Right Society Limited and (2) PRS For Music Limited

Mr David Alexander de Horne Rowntree v (1) the Performing Right Society Limited and (2) PRS For Music Limited [2025] CAT 49 (27 August 2025)

The Competition Appeals Tribunal dismissed Mr Rowntree’s application, holding that the respondents’ copyright licensing practices did not amount to abuse of dominance.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Collective-management-of-copyright
  • Licensing-practices
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 43

Eurospares (Continental Parts) Limited v (1) Porsche Cars Great Britain Limited (2) Porsche Retail Group Limited

Eurospares (Continental Parts) Limited v (1) Porsche Cars Great Britain Limited (2) Porsche Retail Group Limited [2025] CAT 43 (28 July 2025)

The Tribunal held that Porsche’s aftermarket parts restrictions were an abuse of dominance and not objectively justified, allowing Eurospares’ appeal.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Exclusive-dealing
  • Aftermarket-parts-distribution
  • Competition-law
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 41

Mr Aubrey Weis v Greater Manchester Combined Authority

Mr Aubrey Weis v Greater Manchester Combined Authority [2025] CAT 41 (24 July 2025)

The Competition Appeals Tribunal dismissed Mr Aubrey Weis’s appeal against Greater Manchester Combined Authority, finding no abuse of dominance and no procurement breach.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Public-procurement
  • Competition-law
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 42

Robert Hammond v Amazon.com, Inc. & Others

Robert Hammond v Amazon.com, Inc. & Others [2025] CAT 42 (24 July 2025)

The Competition Appeal Tribunal upheld Robert Hammond’s claim in part, finding Amazon abused dominance in the online marketplace and awarding damages with compliance orders.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Online-marketplace-practices
  • Competition-law
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 19

Bulk Mail Claim Ltd v International Distribution Services Plc (formerly Royal Mail Plc)

Bulk Mail Claim Ltd v International Distribution Services Plc (formerly Royal Mail Plc) [2025] CAT 19 (12 March 2025)

The Competition Appeal Tribunal found that International Distribution Services Plc abused dominance in bulk mail services and awarded damages to Bulk Mail Claim Ltd.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Damages
  • Postal-services
  • Competition-damages
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Competition-law [2025] CAT 18

McAuley v Faculty of Advocates Services Ltd

McAuley v Faculty of Advocates Services Ltd [2025] CAT 18 (11 March 2025)

The Competition Appeals Tribunal dismissed Patrick McAuley’s claim that Faculty of Advocates Services Ltd abused a dominant position through exclusionary conduct.

  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Exclusionary-practices
  • Competition-law
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Competition-law [2024] CAT 72

Clare Mary Joan Spottiswoode CBE v Airwave Solutions Ltd, Motorola Solutions UK Ltd & Motorola Solutions, Inc

Clare Mary Joan Spottiswoode CBE v Airwave Solutions Ltd, Motorola Solutions UK Ltd & Motorola Solutions, Inc [2024] CAT 72 (10 December 2024)

The Competition Appeal Tribunal dismissed an application alleging abuse of dominant position, finding insufficient evidence of a competition law breach.

  • Market-abuse
  • Dominant-position
  • Remedies
  • Competition-law
  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Competition-appeal-tribunal
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