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45. Does CA make a distinction between information and complaint 46. If yes, what is the difference between information and complaint 47. Is investigation carried out for: a) All complaints b) All information 48. If not, what are the criteria, in general, that leads to an investigation vis-à-vis: a) a complaint b) an information (E.g. identity of complaint, importance of breach of competition law, types of practices, amount involved, sectors concerned, availability of resources etc.) 49. Have any complaints/information been rejected outright without any investigation being carried out If yes, give examples. a) Complaint b) Information 50. What are the criteria for rejecting complaints/information outright, if any a) Complaint b) information 51. Is there any provision under which a complaint/information is directly sent for adjudication without any investigation Give examples. 120 w Pulling Up Our Socks
52. If yes, what are the criteria for invoking such provision a) complaint b) information 53. Number of complaints/cases Year 1991-1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Number of Complaints lodged Number of complaints rejected before investigation Number of complaints taken for investigation Number of complaints rejected after investigation Number of complaints taken for adjudication: a. After investigation b. Without investigation Total (a+b) 54. Different types of complaints/cases during 1996-2000 Number of Complaints lodged Number of complaints rejected before investigation Number of complaints taken for investigation Number of complaints rejected after investigation Number of complaints taken for adjudication: a. After investigation b. Without investigation Total (a+b) M&As Anti- Unfair Other/ Total competitive trade & Miscellaneous practices practices investigation Pulling Up Our Socks w 121
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PULLING UP OUR SOCKS - A STUDY OF C
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C O N T E N T S LIST OF TABLES.....
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List of Tables Table 1: Socio-Econo
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Foreword Since the second part of t
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Preface The title of this research
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Executive Summary Introduction Tran
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Table A: Human Resources in the Com
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Chapter-1 Introduction: The 7-Up Pr
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Chapter-2 Socio-Economic Context of
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Table 2: Industrial Structure India
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countries, state-owned enterprises
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Chapter-3 Background and Objectives
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In Kenya, most transactions in the
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In India, engineering services, ele
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promulgated in 1988 had ‘control
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Chapter-4 Scope and Coverage 66 4.1
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Sri Lanka’s Fair Trading Commissi
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competition law doesn’t frown so
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dominance’ investigations, focusi
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takes over or merges with ‘x’ t
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a state’s exercise of governmenta
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Table 4: Practice specific exemptio
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Table 5: Enterprise specific exempt
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The approach of the South African a
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Chapter-5 The Competition Authoriti
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This bundling of powers is increasi
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The methods of analysing the static
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Table 8: Facilities Country India K
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Commission in handling cases. It al
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Further, the competition authoritie
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all 7-Up countries can learn from t
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Chapter-6 Competition Authorities:
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In a globalising world it may be a
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