Competition Law

Competition Law

Law of Competition is the law that is directly applicable being national of any country that governs the conduct of businesses or individuals in connection with restrictive or anti-competitive arrangements or practices (including but not only cartels pricing, resale prices market sharing bid rigging, the conditions of trading purchase or supply as well as joint ventures) dominance or market positions that are monopoly (whether held collectively or individually) as well as the control of mergers or acquisitions.


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INTRODUCTION TO COMPETITION LAW AND REPLACEMENT OF MRTP ACT

INTRODUCTION TO COMPETITION LAW AND REPLACEMENT OF MRTP ACT

REPLACEMENT OF MRTP ACT The Competition Act, 2002 is intended to be replaced by the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade ... Read More

BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SARFAESI ACT 2002, AND THE ENFORCEMENT PROCESS

BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SARFAESI ACT 2002, AND THE ENFORCEMENT PROCESS

Securitisation, as well as Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interests Act 2002 (from now o... Read More

COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA

COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA

INCEPTION BY THE COMMISSION [S. 7] The Central Government has established a Commission for the Act called the Competi... Read More

COMPETITION APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

COMPETITION APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

ESTABLISHMENT OF APPELLATE TRIBUNAL [S. 53-A] The Central Government has to establish an Appellate Tribunal under the... Read More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR (FII)

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR (FII)

Foreign institutional investors (FII) refers to an investor or fund that invests in a foreign country other than the cou... Read More

ESTABLISH A JOINT VENTURE IN INDIA

ESTABLISH A JOINT VENTURE IN INDIA

Joint Venture Company is the most famous corporation for investors interested in conducting trade in India. By join... Read More

OBLIGATIONS OF COMMISSION (SECTION 18)

OBLIGATIONS OF COMMISSION (SECTION 18)

One of the responsibilities of that Commission is to end practices that negatively impact competition. It must promote a... Read More

EVOLUTION OF SECURITIES AND INVESTMENT LAWS IN INDIA

EVOLUTION OF SECURITIES AND INVESTMENT LAWS IN INDIA

It is vital for a country's economy that its market for securities be in good health. The better developed the count... Read More

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF SECURITY?

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF SECURITY?

There are four primary types of security: equity security, debt securities, hybrid securities, and derivative security, ... Read More

TRANSNATIONAL AND MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS

TRANSNATIONAL AND MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS

A Trans-National Corporation (TNC) or Multi-National Corporation MNC is a company that is located or registered in one n... Read More

ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF MODERN INVESTMENT BANKS

ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF MODERN INVESTMENT BANKS

Perhaps no other business has as much fascination, curiosity, and intrigue as the global investment bank. Investment ban... Read More

RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES

RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES

DEFINITION [S. 2(O)] [S. 3 AND 4, COMPETITION ACT] The term "restrictive trade practice" is defined in Sect... Read More

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK TO GOVERN SECURITIES IN INDIA

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK TO GOVERN SECURITIES IN INDIA

INTRODUCTION In the first place, is it a security state that refers to an investment in financial instruments or fina... Read More

ROLE OF BANKS TO ISSUE SECURITIES

ROLE OF BANKS TO ISSUE SECURITIES

Financial markets and financial intermediaries can often serve as a substitute for financial services. The lenders and s... Read More

REGULATION OF COMBINATIONS

REGULATION OF COMBINATIONS

COMBINATION [S. 5], ACQUISITION, MERGER, AMALGAMATION An amalgamation is an outcome of purchasing one or several comp... Read More

AGREEMENTS TO PREVENT COMPETITION (S. 3)

AGREEMENTS TO PREVENT COMPETITION (S. 3)

The law prohibits an organization, person, or group of individuals or companies from signing anti-competitive contracts,... Read More

PROHIBITION OF ABUSE DOMINANT POSITION

PROHIBITION OF ABUSE DOMINANT POSITION

AVOIDING DOMINANT POSITION (S. 4) The law prohibits the abuse of dominance by any company or group. Sub-section (1) s... Read More

FOREIGN TRADE (DEVELOPMENT AND REGULATION) ACT, 1992

FOREIGN TRADE (DEVELOPMENT AND REGULATION) ACT, 1992

Exports and imports are thought of as two major components of trade with foreign countries. Foreign trade is only the ex... Read More

EXTENT OF APPLICATION AND ENFORCEMENT

EXTENT OF APPLICATION AND ENFORCEMENT

The Act applies to all of India, except that of Jammu and Kashmir (now changed). The Act is being enforced selectively. ... Read More

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