In Brief

This case concerns the application of a prior judgment to public sector undertakings. The Supreme Court examined whether a judgment concerning certain licences could serve as the basis for raising financial demands against undertakings with different licences and agreements. The Court held that the judgment could not be applied in this manner since it never addressed the different licences and agreements at issue. The Court set aside the demand and directed reconsideration and compliance reporting at the next hearing, noting several further issues remain pending."

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