Supreme Court of India
Scm Solifert Limited & Anr. v. Competition Commission of India
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Competition Act, 2002 – ss.5(a)(i), (ii), 6(2), 43A – Appellants acquired shares of a company (‘MCFL’) on two occasions – First acquisition was for 24.46% paid up share capital and the second acquisition was for a further 1.7% paid up share capital – Appellants filed notice disclosing details of the first acquisition and notifying second acquisition within 30 days of the second acquisition – Competition Commission imposed penalty u/s.43A for failing to notify the proposed combination before the acquisition as required u/s.6(2) – Order upheld by appellate tribunal – On appeal, held: Under…
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