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Competition Law [2021] ZACT 73

Hatfield Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Business of Summit Auto Trading South Africa (Pty) Ltd and Others (LM064Aug21)

Hatfield Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Business of Summit Auto Trading South Africa (Pty) Ltd and Others (LM064Aug21) [2021] ZACT 73 (26 October 2021)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
LM064Aug21
Judges
E Daniels, M Mazwai, AW Wessels

The Competition Tribunal conditionally approved Hatfield Holdings’ acquisition of the Summit auto businesses, finding no substantial competition harm and accepting public-interest conditions.

  • Merger Control
  • Public Interest Assessment
  • Market Definition
  • Horizontal And Vertical Effects
  • B Bbee Ownership
  • Employment Effects
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Competition Law [2001] ZACT 30

Standard Corporate and Merchant Bank (a division of the Standard Bank of South Africa Limited) and Prochem (Pty) Ltd (34/LM/Jun01)

Standard Corporate and Merchant Bank (a division of the Standard Bank of South Africa Limited) and Prochem (Pty) Ltd (34/LM/Jun01) [2001] ZACT 30 (30 July 2001)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
34/LM/Jun01
Judges
NM Manoim, D Terblanche, U Bhoola

The Competition Tribunal approved SCMB’s acquisition of Prochem unconditionally, finding no horizontal or vertical competition concerns and no adverse public interest effects.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Change Of Control
  • Horizontal And Vertical Effects
  • Public Interest
  • Notification Requirements
  • Large-merger-review
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