Courts: Competition Commission of India
Read latest Competition Commission of India orders and decisions on anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, combinations and competition law.
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Jetpack Pugin Company Automattic Inc not guilty of abusing its dominant position: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI Shouldn’t Intervene Without Clear Anti-competitive Conduct
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Disciplinary proceedings within Chess Association not warrant CCI investigation
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Covai Property Centre not guilty of anti-competitive practices: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Google India App Store Fee Policy: CCI denies Interim Relief to Informants
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Google’s App Store Monopoly: Unfair Practices Under CCI Scrutiny
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Alleged Cartelization in Tender: CCI Dismisses Case Due to Lack of Evidence
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Builder’s Non-handover of Maintenance Services to Owners Association: Not a Competition Act Violation
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No Basis to Investigate Talk Charge for Alleged Abuse of Dominance Without Evidence: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Plot Allotment Dispute Not Deemed Dominant Position Abuse: CCI
Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax
CCI Orders Re-examination of Vertex Homes Case: DGAP to Submit Thorough Report
Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax
Miraj Cinema not profiteered from reduction in GST rates for tickets: CCI
Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax
Pivotal Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. not guilty of profiteering in respect of project ‘Devaan’: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No Abuse of FAME Policy by Ola, VIDA Hero Moto Corp, TVS Motors & Ather Energy: CCI
Competition Commission of India (CCI) brings together orders and decisions concerning enforcement of India’s competition law. Cases may involve anti-competitive agreements, cartels, abuse of dominant position, combinations, mergers and acquisitions and other matters falling within the Commission’s jurisdiction. Companies, advocates, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, competition-law professionals and researchers can use this TaxGuru archive to follow CCI decisions and understand the application of competition-law principles to business conduct, markets and corporate transactions.
