Tata Motors not guilty of coercing dealers and imposing unfair practices: CCI
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Tata Motors not guilty of coercing dealers and imposing unfair practices: CCI

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Case Name
Neha Gupta Vs Tata Motors Ltd. (Competition Commission of India)
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Neha Gupta Vs Tata Motors Ltd. (Competition Commission of India) Introduction: The case Neha Gupta vs Tata Motors Ltd., decided by the Competition Commission of India (CCI), revolved around allegations by dealers against Tata Motors, accusing the automaker of coercing dealers and imposing unfair practices in contravention of the Competition Act, 2002. Allegation I: Tata Motors’ Coercion on Dealers: Background of the Allegation: Tata Motors was accused of forcing dealers to order vehicles according to their specific requirements, by making dealers reproduce a list of vehicles on their let...
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