Section 41 of CA, 2002 : Section 41: Director General To Investigate Contravention
CA, 2002
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where the Competition Commission of India (CCI) suspects that two major smartphone manufacturers have entered into an anti-competitive agreement to fix prices for their latest models to avoid undercutting each other. This agreement could potentially harm consumers and other competitors, as it may lead to artificially high prices and a lack of genuine price competition in the market.
The CCI, under its powers, directs the Director General (DG) to investigate these allegations. Following the direction, the DG exercises their powers, similar to those of the CCI, to gather evidence. This may involve su...
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