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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
  • Abuse-of-dominant-position
  • Music-licensing
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Competition law [2026] CAT 25

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 25 (16 March 2026)

The Competition Appeals Tribunal allowed Mr Rowntree’s appeal, finding the respondents’ music licensing terms abusive and discriminatory under competition law.

  • Collective rights management
  • Abuse of dominance
  • Music licensing
  • Competition-law
  • Abuse-of-dominance
  • Music-licensing
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Competition law [2025] CAT 8

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 8 (31 January 2025)

The Competition Appeal Tribunal dismissed a claim that PRS and PRS for Music abused a dominant position in music licensing, finding their practices were objectively justified and proportionate.

  • Collective rights management
  • Abuse of dominance
  • Music licensing
  • Competition-law
  • Abuse-of-dominance
  • Music-licensing
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