Supreme Court of India
Samir Agrawal v. Competition Commission of India & Ors.
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Judgment, page 30
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Competition Act, 2002: ss. 3, 19 and 26 – Application u/s. 26(2) – Seeking initiation of inquiry – Alleging violation of s. 3 – Competition Commission of India (CCI) dismissed the case holding that no case of contravention of provisions of s. 3 were made out – Appellate Tribunal held that the informant had no locus standi to move the CCI – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: When CCI performs inquisitorial functions, the doors of approaching the CCI and the appellate authority must be kept wide open in public interest, so as to subserve the high public purpose of the Act – The provisions of the…
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