As a general rule, an undertaking is not entitled to a translation of documents not emanating from the Commission (e.g. corporate statements, documents found during an inspection at the headquarters of an undertaking located in a different Member State, etc). Access is granted to evidence as contained in the Commission file, in its original form: the Commission is under no obligation to provide a translation of documents in the file 1<\/a> .<\/p>\n It is good drafting practice, when an extract of the document is quoted in the SO (or later in the decision) to translate that extract into the authentic language(s) in the text of the Statement of Objections (or later in the decision) and to quote in a footnote the corresponding text in its original version (see also General rules and citation of evidence in the Module Statement of Objections).<\/p>\n Concerning different language version of SO\/decisions, DG Competition follows a strict policy of not supplying courtesy copies of SO\/decisions in another authentic language version to the addressees.<\/p>\nMore about Translating documents from the file<\/h3>\n
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