Pragati Sharma, Young Professional FA at Competition Commission of India Delhi
ABSTRACT
This article explores the changing role of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) regarding agreements that restrict competition. It evaluates how well the CCI has met the expectations set by legislation by examining its strategies and procedures, its handling of intricate cases, its efforts to provide solutions, and its efficient management of cases involving anti-competitive agreements. The analysis reveals that the CCI has undergone continuous reforms and has become a highly proactive regulator compared to other major competition authorities worldwide. It demonstrates a willingness to adopt a business-friendly approach when dealing with complicated transactions. The CCI seems to be flexible enough to effectively address the challenges posed by the new economy.
Keywords: Competition law, CCI, The Competition Act, Act, anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominance, AAEC, appreciable adverse effect.
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