Section 21 of CA, 2002 : Section 21: Reference By Statutory Authority

CA, 2002

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Imagine a scenario where a telecommunications regulatory authority is reviewing a proposed merger between two major mobile service providers. During the proceedings, one of the parties argues that the merger would create a monopoly, limiting competition and violating provisions of The Competition Act, 2002. In response to this concern, the regulatory authority decides to refer the issue to the Competition Commissio...

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