Corporate Law : Discover influence of financial market regulations on fraud and unfair trade practices globally. Analyze key regulations, challeng...
SEBI : Chirag Singhal Many of us who have heard about insider trading, has a view that an insider trader is a handcuffed corporate person...
Corporate Law : Q.1 WHAT IS COMPETITION IN THE MARKET? a In common parlance, competition in the market means sellers striving independently for bu...
Corporate Law : The Office of the Director General of Investigation and Registration has been established under Section 8 of the Monopolies And Re...
Corporate Law : Competition watchdog CCI on Wesdnesday pronounced the National Stock Exchange (NSE) guilty of abusing its dominant market position...
Income Tax : The government also ordered it to hear cases that the MRTPC had failed to resolve when it was wound up last year. The government h...
Income Tax : The Parliament has passed the the Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2009 which is to replace the Competition (Amendment) Ordinance, 20...
Corporate Law : Star India (P) Ltd. Vs Society of Catalysts (Supreme Court) It is apparent that the crucial question to be determined in the insta...
Corporate Law : Star India (P) Ltd. Vs Society of Catalysts & Anr. (Supreme Court) Supreme Court dismissed a ruling of the National Consumer D...
Corporate Law : Once it has come on record that the MRP of the product includes all taxes, it was not open for the trader to impose VAT again on t...
Finance : Trade defence measures are available to the domestic industry to counter unfair trade practices followed by exporters of goods fro...
Discover influence of financial market regulations on fraud and unfair trade practices globally. Analyze key regulations, challenges, and SEBI’s role in India.
Star India (P) Ltd. Vs Society of Catalysts (Supreme Court) It is apparent that the crucial question to be determined in the instant case is whether an unfair trade practice has been committed by the Appellants in the conduct of the HSHS contest, in terms of Section 2(1)(r)(3) of the 1986 Act. We hasten to […]
Star India (P) Ltd. Vs Society of Catalysts & Anr. (Supreme Court) Supreme Court dismissed a ruling of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) that had ordered Star India and Airtel to pay punitive damages over alleged unfair trade practices in collecting funds to build up the cash prize for the popular quiz programme, […]
Once it has come on record that the MRP of the product includes all taxes, it was not open for the trader to impose VAT again on the discounted price.
Chirag Singhal Many of us who have heard about insider trading, has a view that an insider trader is a handcuffed corporate person, who has been caught for doing illegal activities. But that is not the only fact. Insider trading has 2 parts, of which 1 is legal and another is prohibited i.e. is illegal. […]
Q.1 WHAT IS COMPETITION IN THE MARKET? a In common parlance, competition in the market means sellers striving independently for buyers’ patronage to maximize profit (or other business objectives). a A buyer prefers to buy a product at a price that maximizes his benefits whereas the seller prefers to sell the product at a price […]
Competition watchdog CCI on Wesdnesday pronounced the National Stock Exchange (NSE) guilty of abusing its dominant market position by adopting unfair trade practices in connection with currency derivatives trading. However, the quantum of fine to be levied on NSE is yet to be ascertained. “The Commission has pronounced NSE guilty of violating section 4 of the Competition Act, 2002. But it will decide on the quantum of fine only after hearing NSE. We have given them a week’s time to respond to our show cause notice,” an official told PTI.
The Office of the Director General of Investigation and Registration has been established under Section 8 of the Monopolies And Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Act’) for making investigations for the purposes of
Trade defence measures are available to the domestic industry to counter unfair trade practices followed by exporters of goods from other countries. In case a product is imported into the country at less than its normal value, and it causes injury to the domestic industry, the domestic industry can make an application to Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied duties (DGAD) in the Department of Commerce for imposition of anti-dumping duty.
The government also ordered it to hear cases that the MRTPC had failed to resolve when it was wound up last year. The government has expanded the mandate of a tribunal, which has been hearing pending cases of restrictive trade practices, to include cases of unfair trade practices and compensation from 18 January, said an official working for the judicial panel.
