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> They could re-appeal [0] or play some other judicial trick. Civil law doesn't work like that. The legal code is clear and precise. When the allowed appeals a
by unity1001 4y ago
> They could re-appeal [0] or play some other judicial trick.
Civil law doesn't work like that. The legal code is clear and precise. When the allowed appeals are exhausted, there is no re-appealing, 'interpreting', twisting. Which is one reason why the proceedings of the Eu against Google et al are very effective.
- rasz 4y agoDream on. Intel fought its $1B fine for directly screwing AMD for 13 years. Money on lawyers and bribes best spend, penalty cancelled. https://www.theregister.com/2022/01/27/intel_eu_antitrust_fine/ https://www.theregister.com/2022/01/27/intel_eu_antitrust_fi...
- dahfizz 4y agoThen why is Google still appealing the fine from 5 years ago?
- gpderetta 4y agoBecause the appeals are not exhausted yet. I think they still have to option of a final appeal to the ECJ.