House possession date Non- disclosure is abuse of dominant position: CCI
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House possession date Non- disclosure is abuse of dominant position: CCI

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Case Name
Ramesh Kumar Vs Chandigarh Housing Board (Competition Commission of India)
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Ramesh Kumar Vs Chandigarh Housing Board (Competition Commission of India) Introduction The Competition Commission of India recently examined a notable case between Ramesh Kumar and the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB). The primary point of contention revolves around whether CHB abused its dominant position, especially concerning the non-disclosure of house possession dates. Non-disclosure of House Possession Date Relevance of Section 4: The Commission delved deep into Section 4 of the Act to determine if CHB’s actions constituted an abuse of their dominant position. Observations from Hou...
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