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
Competition Act – Agreement to manufacture patented drug is not anti-competitive if other players also exist in market
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Bid rigging to reduce competition or to adversely affect or manipulate bidding process is anti-competitive
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CCI acquits NMDC from alleged dominant position based on NMDC’s lower market share
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Ban on release of film in theatres due to its release on DTH platform prior to theatrical release is anti-competitive
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Lakme can’t be guilty of abusing its dominant position when innumerable other players also exist in market
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Limiting /controlling film rights is anti-competitive even if same is to settle a monetary dispute -CCI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
BCCI guilty of abusing its dominant position in the sport of cricket
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Abuse of dominant position cannot be alleged if other players also exist in the same market
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Upward revision of freight by railways cannot be considered as abuse of dominant position
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
‘Jab tak hai Jaan’ won against ‘Son of Sardar’ – CCI finds no contravention
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Company not having dominant position in relevant market can’t abuse it
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Chemist association held guilty of taking anti-competitive measure
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.
