Schedule 8A, Part 4, paragraph 15

An immunity recipient is not liable (either alone or jointly) to pay damages to a person as a result of the cartel infringement (whatever the legal basis of the liability) except where— the person acquired a product or service that was the object of the cartel infringement directly or indirectly from the immunity recipient, the person acquired a product or service containing or derived from a product or service that was the object of the cartel infringement indirectly from the immunity recipient, the person provided a product or service that was the object of the cartel infringement directly or indirectly to the immunity recipient, a product or service that was the object of the cartel infringement contained or was derived from a product or service provided by the person, or the person is unable to obtain full compensation for the loss or damage from other undertakings involved in the cartel infringement. But an immunity recipient is not liable (either alone or jointly) by virtue of sub-paragraph (1)(e) to pay exemplary damages.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-09-04