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Competition Law [2009] ZACT 9

Altech Technologies Limited v Mobile Telephone Networks Holdings (Proprietary) Limited and Others (81/LM/Jul08)

Altech Technologies Limited v Mobile Telephone Networks Holdings (Proprietary) Limited and Others (81/LM/Jul08) [2009] ZACT 9; [2009] 1 CPLR 109 (CT) (9 February 2009)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
81/LM/Jul08
Judges
N Manoim, U Bhoola, Y Carrim

The Tribunal ordered Altech to pay the merging parties’ party-and-party costs after it intervened in a merger case and withdrew on the eve of hearing.

  • Intervention In Merger Proceedings
  • Costs Award
  • Vertical Theories Of Harm
  • Withdrawal Of Application
  • Competition-law
  • Merger-control
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Competition Law [2002] ZACAC 4

Anglo South Africa (Pty) Ltd and Others v The Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd and Others (24/CAC/Oct02)

Anglo South Africa (Pty) Ltd and Others v The Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd and Others (24/CAC/Oct02) [2002] ZACAC 4 (15 November 2002)

Court
Competition Appeal Court
Case number
24/CAC/Oct02
Judges
Davis, Jali, Selikowitz

The Competition Appeal Court set aside a single Tribunal member’s rulings on intervention, confidentiality, and expert appointment in merger proceedings.

  • Intervention In Merger Proceedings
  • Tribunal Powers
  • Ultra Vires
  • Appointment Of Expert
  • Confidential Information Access
  • Competition-law
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