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''The preamble to the Fair Trade Act mention public interest and economic efficiency as stated goals of the legislation. Do they count as defenses?'' | ''The preamble to the Fair Trade Act mention public interest and economic efficiency as stated goals of the legislation. Do they count as defenses?'' | ||
== Fiji 1998 - Mergers, elimination of competition == | |||
''Does 49(1)(b)(i) count as eliminating competition?'' | |||
49. Mergers. | |||
(1) A person shall be guilty of an offence who acquires, directly or indirectly, any shares in the capital, or any assets, of a body corporate if – | |||
(a) as a result of the acquisition, the person would be, or be likely to be, in a position to dominate a market for goods or services; or | |||
(b) in a case where the person is in a position to dominate a market for goods or services- | |||
'''i) the body corporate or another body corporate that is related to that body corporate is, or is likely to be, a competitor of the person or of a body corporate that is related to the person;''' and | |||
Revision as of 17:49, 27 June 2007
Fiji 1998 - Preambles
The preamble to the Fair Trade Act mention public interest and economic efficiency as stated goals of the legislation. Do they count as defenses?
Fiji 1998 - Mergers, elimination of competition
Does 49(1)(b)(i) count as eliminating competition?
49. Mergers.
(1) A person shall be guilty of an offence who acquires, directly or indirectly, any shares in the capital, or any assets, of a body corporate if –
(a) as a result of the acquisition, the person would be, or be likely to be, in a position to dominate a market for goods or services; or
(b) in a case where the person is in a position to dominate a market for goods or services-
i) the body corporate or another body corporate that is related to that body corporate is, or is likely to be, a competitor of the person or of a body corporate that is related to the person; and