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
In absence of dominance, the issue of examination of alleged abusive conduct does not arise
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
In absence of dominance in relevant markets, the question of abuse of dominant position not arises
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI imposes penalty for bid-rigging in Tenders for soil sample testing
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Work experience/turnover requirement in tender cannot be termed as anti-competitive
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Allegation of bundling/tying of food ordering services with food delivery services against Zomato: CCI founds no contravention
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Mere Common ownership not sufficient to prove Bid-Rigging: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Exclusive arrangement in a vertical chain is not an anathema under competition law: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No bid–rigging proved in Govt tenders by Samsung India & Others: CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI penalises firms for bid rigging & cartelization in Indian Railways tenders
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI issues a cease and desist order against Dumper Truck Union
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI imposes penalty on Tyre manufacturers and their Association for indulging in cartelisation
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI directs probe against Google for Abusing its Dominant Position against Publishers
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI Directs Investigation Into Apple’s App Store Policies
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI imposes penalty on paper manufacturers for indulging in cartelisation
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.
