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What is the purpose of the Competition Commission of India?
What is the purpose of the Competition Commission of India?
- To restrict trade practices in India
- To prevent activities that have an adverse effect on competition in India (correct)
- To regulate Government interference in the market
- To promote anti-competitive business practices
What was replaced by the Competition Act, 2002?
What was replaced by the Competition Act, 2002?
- The Anti-Competitive Practices Act
- The Competition Commission of India Act
- The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1950
- The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 (correct)
What is acquisition as per the Competition Act, 2002?
What is acquisition as per the Competition Act, 2002?
- Transfer of ownership of an enterprise
- Sale of shares of an enterprise
- Direct or indirect agreement to acquire shares, voting rights or control of assets over any enterprise (correct)
- Merging of two enterprises
What is an agreement as per the Competition Act, 2002?
What is an agreement as per the Competition Act, 2002?
What is a cartel as per the Competition Act, 2002?
What is a cartel as per the Competition Act, 2002?
To which region does the Competition Act, 2002 not extend?
To which region does the Competition Act, 2002 not extend?
What is included in the definition of goods according to the Sale of Goods Act 1930?
What is included in the definition of goods according to the Sale of Goods Act 1930?
Who is considered a consumer under the Competition Act 2002?
Who is considered a consumer under the Competition Act 2002?
What is the definition of an enterprise under the Competition Act 2002?
What is the definition of an enterprise under the Competition Act 2002?
What is predatory pricing?
What is predatory pricing?
What is the purpose of anti-competitive agreements under the Competition Act 2002?
What is the purpose of anti-competitive agreements under the Competition Act 2002?
What is the consequence of abusing a dominant position under the Competition Act 2002?
What is the consequence of abusing a dominant position under the Competition Act 2002?
Study Notes
Purpose of the Competition Commission of India
- Administers and enforces competition laws in the country
- Aims to prevent anti-competitive practices and promote fair competition
Replacement of Previous Legislation
- The Competition Act, 2002 replaced the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act of 1969
Acquisition Definition
- An acquisition is defined as a transaction where a company takes control over another company by acquiring shares, assets, or a combination of both
Agreement Definition
- An agreement under the Competition Act, 2002 refers to any arrangement, understanding, or concerted action between enterprises, whether formal or informal
Cartel Definition
- A cartel is a group of independent companies that collude to limit competition by controlling prices, limiting production, or dividing markets
Regional Exemptions
- The Competition Act, 2002 does not extend to the Jammu and Kashmir region
Goods Definition according to Sale of Goods Act 1930
- Goods are defined as every kind of movable property, excluding actionable claims and money
Consumer Definition under Competition Act 2002
- A consumer is any person who buys any goods or services for personal use and not for commercial purposes
Enterprise Definition under Competition Act 2002
- An enterprise refers to any person or association of persons engaged in economic activities, including businesses or professions
Predatory Pricing
- Predatory pricing occurs when a company deliberately sets prices below cost to eliminate competitors from the market
Purpose of Anti-Competitive Agreements
- Anti-competitive agreements aim to prevent practices that can harm competition, such as price-fixing or market division among competitors
Consequences of Abusing Dominant Position
- Abusing a dominant market position may lead to sanctions, including penalties and orders to cease such behavior, protecting competition for consumer benefit
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This quiz covers the Competition Act, 2002, a legislation that governs Indian competition law. It discusses the role of the Competition Commission of India and the act's provisions. Test your knowledge of this important Indian law!