LONDON (Reuters) -Microsoft filed an enchantment on Wednesday of Britain’s choice to dam its $69 billion takeover of “Name of Obligation” maker Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:), an organization spokesperson mentioned.

The Competitors and Markets Authority (CMA), Britain’s antitrust regulator, vetoed the deal in April, saying it might damage competitors within the nascent cloud gaming market.

Microsoft (NASDAQ:) lodged its promised enchantment with the Competitors Enchantment Tribunal (CAT), which handles appeals towards CMA rulings, on Wednesday, the deadline for it to file. A spokesperson for the CAT declined to remark

“We are able to verify we’ve filed our enchantment,” Microsoft communications director Robin Koch mentioned.

The CMA’s shock choice to dam the most important ever deal in gaming drew a livid response from each corporations, with Microsoft saying it had shaken confidence in Britain as a vacation spot for tech companies.

The EU’s competitors authorities permitted the deal earlier this month after they accepted treatments put ahead by Microsoft that have been broadly similar to these it proposed within the UK.

Microsoft has additionally appealed the U.S. Federal Commerce Fee’s motion in search of to dam the deal on the grounds that, the company mentioned, it might suppress competitors.

The CAT makes a judgment on the deserves of the CMA choice. The enchantment isn’t a possibility for Microsoft to submit new treatments.