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Motorola tells UK appeal judges that competition court wrongly rejected Airwave price-cap challenge

By Jon Menon ( November 11, 2024, 15:48 GMT | Insight) -- Motorola Solutions told UK appeal judges today that a lower court “erred in law” in dismissing the company's challenge against a regulatory decision to impose price caps on its unit that provides a radio network for emergency services. The US telecom company is appealing a ruling by the Competition Appeal Tribunal, arguing that judges should have found that the Competition and Markets Authority had failed to take longer-term competition into account.Motorola Solutions told UK appeal judges today that a lower court “erred in law” and should have found that the country's antitrust watchdog had failed to take longer-term competition constraints into account in its decision to place price caps on the company's Airwave radio network unit....

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