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French Supreme Court clarifies limits on exclusive supply contracts

The French Supreme Court upholds the nullity of an exclusive supply contract deemed too lengthy.

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The ruling on June 24, 2026 (case no. 25-14.358) sets a framework for anti-competitive practices.

Companies will need to adjust their clauses to avoid legal penalties.

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