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| (34) | Furthermore, the power to estimate, as stipulated in Article 12(5) of the Damages Directive and Article 17(1) of the Damages Directive, requires national courts to, firstly, base their assessment on the information reasonably available and, secondly, strive for an approximation of the amount or share of passing-on which is plausible. This follows from the Damages Directive which stresses the existence of information asymmetries and acknowledges that harm can hardly be quantified with perfect accuracy (38). The exercise of estimation is subject to national law. In fact, a number of Member States already had rules in place which correspond to the power to estimate, as foreseen in the Damages Directive (39).
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