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Competition Law [2013] ZACT 3

Gas2Liquids (Pty) Ltd v Competition Commission and Others (13607)

Gas2Liquids (Pty) Ltd v Competition Commission and Others (13607) [2013] ZACT 3; [2013] 1 CPLR 330 (CT) (23 January 2013)

The Competition Tribunal dismissed Gas2Liquids’ appeal against a petroleum industry exemption granted to SAPIA and members under section 10 of the Competition Act.

  • Exemption Application
  • Information Sharing
  • Access To Infrastructure
  • Economic Stability
  • Restrictive Practices
  • Competition-law
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Competition Law [2012] ZACT 77

DCD-Dorbyl (Pty) Ltd and Another v Competition Commission (53/AM/May12)

DCD-Dorbyl (Pty) Ltd and Another v Competition Commission (53/AM/May12) [2012] ZACT 77; [2012] 2 CPLR 386 (CT) (29 August 2012)

The Competition Tribunal conditionally approved DCD-Dorbyl’s acquisition of EBH Group Holdings, accepting revised conditions to address regional ship repair competition concerns.

  • Merger Control
  • Market Definition
  • Remedies And Conditions
  • Public Interest
  • Dominance
  • Access To Infrastructure
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Competition Law [2001] ZACT 18

South African Fruit Terminals (Pty) Limited v Portnet and Others

South African Fruit Terminals (Pty) Limited v Portnet and Others [2001] ZACT 18 (29 April 2001)

The Competition Tribunal dismissed SAFT’s interim-relief application, finding no proven unfair discrimination by Portnet and no properly pleaded case against Capespan.

  • Interim Relief
  • Essential Facilities
  • Price Discrimination
  • Dominance
  • Volume Discounts
  • Access To Infrastructure
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