169 In answer to the principal’s argument relating to the lack of awareness or approval of the acts of its agent, the Court found as follows in paragraph 147 of the judgment in Minoan Lines, cited in paragraph 89 above (EU:T:2003:337), that it follows from the considerations set out in that case that establishing the tariffs and conditions applicable on the applicant’s ships on the international routes fell within the sphere of activities of its agent, that the principal was regularly informed of the actions undertaken by its agent, including the contacts which it maintained with the other companies, for which the agent sought prior or a posteriori authorisation, and, last, that the principal had both the power and the right to forbid its agent from undertaking certain actions, even if it exercised that right only after the Commission had conducted its investigation.
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