Supreme Court of India
Uber India Systems Pvt. Ltd. v. Competition Commission of India & Ors.
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Competition Act, 2002: s. 4 – Abuse of dominant position – Allegation that appellant losing Rs. 204 per trip in respect of every trip made by cars of the fleet owners which does not make any economic sense other than pointing to appellant’s intent to eliminate competition in the market – Held: There is prima facie case u/s. 26(1) as to infringement of s. 4 – Two ingredients for abuse of dominant position is, the dominant position itself and its abuse – From the allegation it is clear that if, in fact, a loss is made for trips made, Explanation (a)(ii) would prima facie be attracted as this…
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