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Competition Law in South Africa

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Publisher: LexisNexis South Africa
Format: Online , Online
ISBN: 9780409061581
Year Published: 2000
 
R 1,024.87



    Originally launched in 2000 as a collection of relevant legislation and materials, under the new authorship of Sutherland and Kemp, Competition Law of South Africa now includes complete commentary and is an invaluable asset.

    This well-considered balance of practical information and theoretical analysis has become a desktop companion for practitioners.

    Competition Law of South Africa is a thorough analysis of anti-trust law in South Africa, including historical and comparative competition law; purpose, interpretation and jurisdiction; restrictive, horizontal and vertical practices; abuse of dominance; mergers; procedural aspects of competition law (including investigations by the Competition Commission); and consequences of non-compliance.

    Introduction
    Historical and comparative competition law
    The development of competition law in South Africa
    Purpose, interpretation and jurisdiction
    Restrictive horizontal practices
    Restrictive vertical practices
    Abuse of dominance
    Mergers: Introduction and definition
    Mergers: Notification and procedure
    Mergers: Substantive issues
    Institutions and procedural aspects in competition law
    Consequences of non-compliance
    South African Legislation
    Foreign Documents

     

     

 
 
 
 
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