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Competition Law [2017] ZACAC 6

Power Construction (West Cape) (Pty) Ltd and Another v Competition Commission of South Africa (145/CAC/Sep16)

Power Construction (West Cape) (Pty) Ltd and Another v Competition Commission of South Africa (145/CAC/Sep16) [2017] ZACAC 6; [2017] 2 CPLR 589 (CAC) (2 May 2017)

The court held that the Competition Commission's complaint initiation on 1 September 2009 was valid and included the appellants by reference to 'other firms' in the construction industry. The appellants voluntarily disclosed their involvement in the prohibited practice in response to the Commission's invitation, and were properly added to the complaint. The court found that the prohibited practice of collusive tendering did not cease with the award of the tender, but continued until the final payment was made on 17 February 2009. Since the initiation of the complaint occurred within three yea…

  • Collusive Tendering
  • Prescription Under Competition Act
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Complaint Initiation
  • Cover Pricing
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Competition Law [2011] ZACT 71

Paramount Mills (Pty) Ltd v Competition Commission: In re; Competition Commission v Pioneer Foods (15/CR/MAR10)

Paramount Mills (Pty) Ltd v Competition Commission: In re; Competition Commission v Pioneer Foods (15/CR/MAR10) [2011] ZACT 71; [2011] 2 CPLR 389 (CT) (7 September 2011)

The Tribunal held that the Commission's referral against Paramount Mills meets the statutory requirements for complaint referral under Rule 15(1) of the Competition Act. The referral provides sufficient information for Paramount Mills to understand and answer the case, as evidenced by its detailed answering affidavit and its ability to raise the prescription point. The Tribunal rejected the argument that the referral must meet the standard of a prima facie case or the precision of pleadings in motion proceedings. The Tribunal's proceedings are sui generis and not strictly adversarial or equiv…

  • Cartel Conduct
  • Complaint Referral
  • Pleading Standards
  • Prescription Under Competition Act
  • Motion Proceedings
  • Sui Generis Tribunal Process
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