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BGH Rules Against Further E.ON And RWE Expansion In Germany

November 2008 | Legal News

Germany's Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof [BGH]) has ruled against E.ON's plan to acquire a 33% stake in municipal utility Stadtwerke Eschwege.

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