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...that the provisions of the Act are in addition to, and not in derogation of, the provisions of any other law for the time being in force.5. Section 2(h) of the Competition...concluded therein that:“It is noted that a mature competition law jurisdiction clearly relates activity to ‘economic’ activity. For an activity to be considered ‘economic...’ under the EEC Competition Law, held that the concept of an ‘Undertaking’ encompasses every entity engaged in an economic activity, regardless of the legal status of the entity and of the way in which...
...economic developments relating to competition law. Most countries in the world have enacted competition laws to protect their free market economies, an economic system in which the allocation of....”4. As far as American law is concerned, it is said that the Sherman Act, 1890 is the first codification of recognised common law principles of competition law. With the progress...of time, even there the competition law has attained new dimensions with the enactment of subsequent laws, like the Clayton Act, 1914, the Federal Trade Commission Act, 1914 and the Robinson-Patman...
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The petitioner is a student pursuing his 5 year Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws (Hons.) course at the Government Law College, Thrissur. He has failed the Competition...seeking issuance of directions to the respondents to publish the result of revaluation for the paper "Competition Law" in the X semester of 5 year B.A LL.B (Hons.) course and for incidental reliefs...
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results of the Competition Law Paper (X Semester) concerning the petitioner as expeditiously as possible, in any event, within a period of 4...
....25. Competition law enforcement deals with anti-competitive practices arising from the acquisition or exercise of undue market power by firms that result in consumer harm in the...to be achieved, Indian Parliament enacted the Competition Act, 2002. Need to have such a law became all the more important in the wake of liberalisation and privatisation as it was found that the law...prevailing at that time, namely, Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 was not equipped adequately enough to tackle the competition aspects of the Indian economy. The law enforcement...
...necessarily lead to competition law violation. To perceive otherwise will render the trade association bodies as completely redundant, being opposed to competition law. The trade association provide a...amount to violation of competition law as such.
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However, when these trade associations transgress their legal...)
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Order under Section 26(2) of the Competition Act, 2002
Informant was an association of small and...
...the HPPC.
290. Having said that, it is not in dispute that in the instant case, the impugned tender was cancelled and fresh bids invited by re-tendering. Though competition law frowns...competition law programme through LafargeHolcims Fair Competition Review Programme, the purpose whereof is to create awareness and impart training to key employees. The employees have to undertake regular...competition law training and assessment of their business dealings and practices. The learned counsel appearing on behalf of JAL also pointed out that it has put in place a competition compliance...
...Dr A.K Sikri, J.— This appeal raises an interesting and important question of law touching upon the width and scope of jurisdiction of the Competition Commission of India (for...limits, that may be an action actionable under any other law but would not fall within the domain of Competition Law.28. We have given our due consideration to the...in Section 3 of the Act has to relate to an economic activity which is central to the concept of Competition Law. Economic activity, as is generally understood, refers to any activity consisting of...
...is further claimed that a monopsonist is capable of affecting competition among suppliers in a similar way as a monopolist and both are subjected to the same level of scrutiny under the competition law. The...application of the interim relief is disposed of accordingly.13. In view of the above, the matter relating to this information is hereby closed under section 26(2) of the Competition Act.14. Secretary is...
...Competition Law Paper with Subject Code LB-4033 held on 31 May 2023.
3. The paper in question belongs to the fourth semester of the LLB course undertaken by the...Competition Law paper of the fourth semester of the LLB course.
6. The petitioner has placed on record a photocopy of the answer sheet of the petitioner in which, on...initially checked the petitioner's Competition Law paper. The examiner is requested to evaluate the petitioner's answer sheet based on the typed transcript, provided she, or he, is satisfied that the...
...this writ petition was that the answer sheet of the petitioner for the Competition Law Examination, bearing paper code LB-4033 held in May/June 2023 and given by the petitioner as a student of Law...Centre-II, under the Faculty of Law, Delhi University, was not completely evaluated, as the examiner found the petitioner's handwriting to be so poor that many of the words used by the petitioner were...
...law. According to the legal provisions existing in the Sherman Act or Articles 81 and 82 of the European Commission there has to be an action in concert which has to be established by the competition....7. The Indian competition law is different. Under Section 3(3) of the Competition Act 2002 and an agreement or a or a decision taken by an association or a practice followed...law such a situation does not exist. Under those jurisdictions the competition authorities have to establish that there was a conspiracy. Under the Indian Competition Act a fiction has been created and...
..., the authorities enforcing competition law in EEC or USA exercise jurisdiction in regard to such conduct. He relied upon the decision of the European Court of Justice in Wood Pulp case rendered on 27-9...whose adverse effect is felt in India with impunity. A competition law like the MRTP Act is a mechanism to counter cross-border economic terrorism. Therefore, even though such an agreement may be...following table brings out some of the distinctions between the MRTP Act and the anti-dumping provisions:Competition law actions
Anti-dumping actions...
...& Competition law teaching assigned person from 07 January 2008 to 25 April 2008 and any parment (s) made /to be made or any benefit (s) given/to given by/for the University to the Investment...benefit(s) given/to be given by/for the University to the Investment and Competition Law teaching assigned person for performing/undertaking for performing any other assignments from 07 January 2008 to 25...& Competition low teaching assigned person for performing/undertaking for performing any other assignment (s) from 07 January 2008 to 25 April 2008. etc.
4. The number of LLB research...
...the respondent-University to allow him to take his IV semester supplementary exam in the subject of 'Competition Law' along with supplementary exam of VI semester.
2.... The contention of the petitioner is that he had a backlog examination of 'Competition Law' from the IV semester of LL.B. and the said backlog examination was scheduled to be conducted on 25.08.2022...'Competition Law' under the belief that in case he failed in IV semester backlog examination, he could again appear in the same along with
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...concepts of standards of proof and appreciable adverse effect on competition, the CCI considered the various arguments and repelled those arguments. The CCI then went on to consider the case law, and in...conditions of monopsony/oligopsony prevailed. For the existence of monopsony/oligopsony, she referred to the Glossary of Industrial Organization Economics and Competition Law published by the...Act, 1969 was not equipped adequately enough to tackle the competition aspects of the Indian economy. The law enforcement agencies, which include CCI and COMPAT, have to ensure that these objectives are...
...MRP of a service being provided by private entrepreneur. In fact that will be contrary to the spirit of competition law. Today, the forces of demand and supply govern the air fares. Whenever supply is...
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COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA
Case No. 68/2012
Dated: 06/03/2013 Mr. Manjit Singh...Civil Aviation
Government of India, New Delhi Opposite Party-2
Order Under Section 26(2) of the Competition Act, 2002
The informant in this...
...mergers and acquisitions, from a competition law perspective, rests with the Competition Commission of India, a regulator which has been established under the aegis of the Competition Act. The Competition...Act (read with relevant regulations and notifications issued by the Central Government) sets out the proper framework and procedure of scrutinizing a transaction from a competition law perspective...impact on it, and therefore, the RD does not have the jurisdiction to look into any transaction from a competition law perspective. If, the RD and/or the National Company Law Tribunal, were to examine...
...deals with competition law effecting an entire market and consumers whereas the former deals with a commercial dispute between two private parties. The issues before this Court in W.P. No. 13298 of 2019...dealt with constitutional law and it could not have gone into the issues of competition law, the jurisdiction of which rests with Respondent No. 1. Therefore, it cannot be said that Respondent No. 1...ground violation of principles of natural justice and the latter raises competition law issues effecting the rights of various stakeholders.
iii. Respondent No.1 had...
...provisions of Section 26(1) of the Competition Act, 2002 and all the consequential actions/notices of the Director General under Section 41 of the Competition Act proceeded on wrong presumption of law and...inquiry and/or investigation under the Competition Act, unless the governing law and the policy of the concerned "market"
has clearly defined the respective rights and...the provisions of any other law for the time being in force. Section 61 of the Act grants exclusive power to the Commission and the Competition Appellate Tribunal to exercise its jurisdiction in...
...enterprises, constitutes, subject to certain conditions, a merger situation (see paragraph 12.402 below).6. In the competition law of the European Economic Community, as contained in Articles...explained in Black's Law Dictionary as a legal entity in the nature of a partnership engaged in the joint undertaking of a particular transaction for mutual profit. It is also an association of persons...) the veil in order to perceive the real person in the corporate entity. Palmer in his Company Law (Twenty Fifth Edition) gives, with reference to case law, twelve instances, where corporate veil was...