Again , as discussed earlier , FFP goes beyond what is necessary to achieve efficiency for the market .
Both the Court of Justice and the European Commission have held that if the exclusionary effect goes beyond what is necessary , then the system is regarded as an abuse .
As discussed earlier , FFP goes beyond what is necessary to achieve efficiency for the market .
Both the Court of Justice and the European Commission have held that if the exclusionary effect goes beyond what is necessary , then the system is regarded as an abuse .