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(37) The potential tension between economic and legal causation in the context of passing-on has become apparent in judgments of national courts limiting the use of passing-on as a shield by reference to national law, in particular in the UK (see Competition Appeal Tribunal, judgment of 14 July 2016, [2016] CAT 23 (Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd v MasterCard Inc), in particular paragraph 484, and the Court of Appeal, judgment of 4 July 2018, [2018] EWCA 1536 (Civ) (Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd v Mastercard Inc), in particular at paragraphs 332 and 340) and in the Netherlands (Hoge Raad (Supreme Court, Netherlands), judgment of 8 July 2016, case 15/00167 (TenneT v ABB), paragraphs 4.4.1-4.4.5).
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