The key takeaway or impact of these changes is that increased thresholds means decreased compliance requirements for transactions involving companies that fall below the financial threshold requirements. This is a good sign for India, Inc. and foreign investors and translates to a more manageable wo...
Blogs tagged with: competition law in in India
The Government of India, through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (“ MCA ”), by way of a notification, has revised the merger control thresholds under the Competition Act, 2002 (“ Act ”) on March 04, 2016, valid for a period of 5 (five) years, ending on March 04, 2021(“ Notification ”). Please find...
The purpose Competition law is to ensure that competitors compete with one another for business and not cooperate with one another to distort the process of competition. Collusive tendering is a form of cartelization - firms agree amongst themselves over their response to invitations to tender. This...
CCI holds that Uber does not hold a dominant position in Kolkata and dismisses claim filed by Meru Cabs. CCI holds Kolkata’s market to be a peculiar market and hence relevant product market would include services offered by radio taxis as well as yellow taxis. CCI holds that the relevant geographic ...
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