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Competition Law [2019] ZACT 31

Competition Commission v Media24 (Pty) Ltd and Another (FTN026May19)

Competition Commission v Media24 (Pty) Ltd and Another (FTN026May19) [2019] ZACT 31 (10 July 2019)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a consent agreement settling a section 13A(3) merger implementation contravention by Media24 and Novus, with no penalty imposed.

  • Prior Implementation Of Merger
  • Notifiable Merger
  • Section 13a Violation
  • Merger Notification
  • Competition Compliance
  • Prior-implementation-of-merger
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Competition Law [2018] ZACC 37

S.O.S Support Public Broadcasting Coalition and Others v South African Broadcasting Corporation (SOC) Limited and Others (CCT121/17)

S.O.S Support Public Broadcasting Coalition and Others v South African Broadcasting Corporation (SOC) Limited and Others (CCT121/17) [2018] ZACC 37; 2018 (12) BCLR 1553 (CC); 2019 (1) SA 370 (CC); [2018] 2 CPLR 411 (CC) (28 September 2018)

The Constitutional Court held that the Competition Commission's statutory investigative powers under Part B of Chapter 5 of the Competition Act remain intact and were not curtailed by the June 2016 order of the Competition Appeal Court. The Commission is authorised to exercise both coercive and non-coercive powers, including interviewing witnesses and compelling production of documents, in investigating whether the SABC-MultiChoice agreement constitutes a notifiable merger. The June 2016 order did not expressly or impliedly restrict the Commission to a desktop review of documents. The Competi…

  • Notifiable Merger
  • Competition Commission Powers
  • Investigation Procedures
  • Court Order Interpretation
  • Public Interest In Merger Control
  • Admission Of New Evidence
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