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
Mere common business linkages between bidders not sufficient to prove bid rigging
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Procurer can stipulate technical specifications/ conditions in tender document as per his requirements: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Anti-Competitive Practices: CCI Orders Probe against Zomato & Swiggy
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI found Dumper Truck Union guilty of anti-competitive conduct
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI order against anti-competitive conduct by various bidders in supply & installation of signages
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Cartelisation by Shipping Lines in provision of Maritime Motor Vehicle Transport Services
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI direct NECC to cease & desist from issuing threats of penal consequences
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI reject complain against Maruti Suzuki as complainant failed to submit anything concrete
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI explains when a litigation or legal recourse is an abusive strategy of a dominant player
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Shopee not possesses significant market power or dominance in India: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI reject complain of abuse of dominant position against ‘Shopee’
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI rejects complain against Amazon Seller Services as no admissible/requisite evidence submitted
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Autonomy to specify requirements of procurement is inherent in procurers: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Fraudulent practices not fall within the Ambit of 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.
