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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 [2013] ZACT 49

Competition Commission v Old Mutual Life Assurance Company (SA) Ltd (016808)

Competition Commission v Old Mutual Life Assurance Company (SA) Ltd (016808) [2013] ZACT 49 (12 June 2013)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a consent order finding that a linked-policy transfer was a notifiable large merger implemented before approval, and imposed penalties.

  • Failure To Notify Merger
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Section 13a Violation
  • Consent Order
  • Large Merger Thresholds
  • Consent-order
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Competition Law [2011] ZACT 29

Competition Commission v Royal Bafokeng Holdings (Pty) Ltd and Others (39/X/May11)

Competition Commission v Royal Bafokeng Holdings (Pty) Ltd and Others (39/X/May11) [2011] ZACT 29; [2011] 1 CPLR 118 (CT) (2 June 2011)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a consent agreement for a prior-implementation merger contravention and imposed administrative penalties.

  • Merger Notification
  • Prior Implementation
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Consent Order
  • Section 13a Violation
  • Merger-notification
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