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Competition Law [2018] ZACT 35

Hail Creek Coal Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Hail Creek Joint Venture and Others (LM076Jun18)

Hail Creek Coal Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Hail Creek Joint Venture and Others (LM076Jun18) [2018] ZACT 35; [2020] 2 CPLR 756 (CT) (24 July 2018)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
LM076Jun18
Judges
A W Wessels, Enver Daniels, Fiona Tregenna

The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved Hail Creek Coal Holdings’ acquisition of control over three Hail Creek entities, finding no substantial competition or public interest concerns.

  • Merger Control
  • Horizontal Overlap
  • Market Definition
  • Public Interest
  • International Trade
  • Merger-control
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Competition Law [2009] ZACT 55

Sappi Papier Holding GMBH v M-Real Corporation (36/LM/Apr09)

Sappi Papier Holding GMBH v M-Real Corporation (36/LM/Apr09) [2009] ZACT 55; [2009] 2 CPLR 479 (CT) (2 September 2009)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
36/LM/Apr09
Judges
Y Carrim, M Mokuena, M Holden

The Tribunal unconditionally approved Sappi Papier Holding GMBH’s acquisition of M-Real Corporation’s South African coated graphic paper export business.

  • Merger Control
  • Substantial Lessening Of Competition
  • Public Interest
  • Market Definition
  • International Trade
  • Merger-control
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Commercial And Corporate [1995] ZASCA 127

Loomcraft Fabrics CC v Nedbank Ltd and Another (70/94)

Loomcraft Fabrics CC v Nedbank Ltd and Another (70/94) [1995] ZASCA 127; 1996 (1) SA 812 (SCA); [1996] 1 All SA 51 (A); [1996] 1 All SA 51 (A) (17 November 1995)

Court
Supreme Court of Appeal
Case number
70/94
Judges
Scott, Corbett, Hefer, Nestadt, Harms

The court refused to restrain payment under a letter of credit, finding no clearly proved fraud in the bills of lading and dismissing the appeal with costs.

  • Letters Of Credit
  • Fraud Exception
  • International Trade
  • Documentary Credits
  • Final Interdict
  • Uniform Customs And Practice
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