Judgment of the Court (Eighth Chamber) of 28 January 2021

Qualcomm, Inc. and Qualcomm Europe, Inc. v European Commission

Appeal – Competition – Abuse of dominant position – Market for UMTS-compliant baseband chipsets – Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 – Article 18(3) – Decision to request information – Necessity of the information requested – Proportionality – Burden of proof – Self-incrimination

Case C-466/19 P



Top of the page Documents in the Case
Document Date Name of the parties Subject-matter Curia EUR-Lex Autres Liens
Judgment (OJ)
26/02/2021 Qualcomm and Qualcomm Europe v Commission
Judgment
ECLI:EU:C:2021:76
28/01/2021 Qualcomm and Qualcomm Europe v Commission
Judgment (Summary)
ECLI:EU:C:2021:76
28/01/2021 Qualcomm and Qualcomm Europe v Commission
Application (OJ)
19/07/2019 Qualcomm and Qualcomm Europe v Commission
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Reports of Cases

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Subject-matter

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Systematic classification scheme

1.
3 Legal proceedings
  3.10 Appeals
    3.10.02 Jurisdiction over the appeal
      3.10.02.01 Exclusion of questions of fact
        3.10.02.01.01 Incorrect assessment of the facts and evidence
          3.10.02.01.01.00 General
3 Legal proceedings
  3.10 Appeals
    3.10.03 Grounds of appeal
      3.10.03.02 Issues relating to the admissibility of the pleas
        3.10.03.02.03 Repetition of pleas in law and arguments put forward at first instance
4 Internal policy of the European Union
  4.08 Competition
    4.08.03 Implementation of the competition rules
      4.08.03.02 Procedure for the application of the competition rules by the Commission
        4.08.03.02.04 Requests for information
4 Internal policy of the European Union
  4.08 Competition
    4.08.03 Implementation of the competition rules
      4.08.03.02 Procedure for the application of the competition rules by the Commission
        4.08.03.02.04 Requests for information
4 Internal policy of the European Union
  4.08 Competition
    4.08.03 Implementation of the competition rules
      4.08.03.02 Procedure for the application of the competition rules by the Commission
        4.08.03.02.04 Requests for information
1 The legal order of the European Union
  1.04 Fundamental rights
    1.04.03 The fundamental rights
      1.04.03.48 Presumption of innocence and right of defence
4 Internal policy of the European Union
  4.08 Competition
    4.08.03 Implementation of the competition rules
      4.08.03.02 Procedure for the application of the competition rules by the Commission
        4.08.03.02.04 Requests for information


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References in grounds of judgment

Operative part

Opinion

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Dates

Date of the lodging of the application initiating proceedings

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Date of the Opinion

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Date of the hearing

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Date of delivery

28/01/2021


References

Publication in the Official Journal

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Name of the parties

Qualcomm and Qualcomm Europe v Commission

Notes on Academic Writings

  1. Veenbrink, Marc: The freedom from self-incrimination : a Strasbourg-proof approach? : cases C-466/19 P Qualcomm and C-481/19 P DB v Consob, Journal of European Competition Law & Practice 2021 Vol. 12 nº 10 p. 750-752 (EN)



Procedural Analysis Information

Source of the question referred for a preliminary ruling

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Subject-matter

  • Competition
  • - Dominant position

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Provisions of international law referred to

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Procedure and result

  • Actions for annulment
  • Appeals : dismissal on substantive grounds
  • Appeals : dismissal on grounds of inadmissibility

Formation of the Court

Huitième chambre (Cour)

Judge-Rapporteur

Rossi

Advocate General

Bobek

Language(s) of the Case

  • English

Language(s) of the Opinion

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