Another Microsoft subpoena aimed at forcing rivals to release documents related to the company's European Union antitrust case has been quashed, this time by a New York court. Judge Colleen McMahon said Microsoft's request for IBM's documents amounted to a "blatant end run" on the European Commission's authority, according to an April 21 court order. "The writing is clearly on the wall for these actions, and we will not be pursuing them any further," Microsoft spokesman Tom Brookes said.
April 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A New York court has quashed a Microsoft Corp. subpoena aimed at compelling IBM to hand over documents related to the software giant’s European antitrust case.
Judge Colleen McMahon said Microsoft’s subpoena amounted to a “blatant end run” on the European Commission’s authority, according to an April 21 court order obtained on Friday.
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