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In Re P. K. Krishnan and M/s Alkem Laboratories and All Kerala Chmists and Druggists Association - (Competition Commission of India) (01 Dec 2015)

CCI objects to Kerala Chemists and Druggists Association practices

MRTP/ Competition Laws

The Competition Commission of India found Alkem Laboratories and All Kerala Chemists and Druggists Association guilty of violating provisions under Section 3 of the Competition Act, 2002. The informant, desirous of becoming a medical stockist had his application for appointment rejected by Alkem for failing to obtain a ‘No Objection Certificate’ from the Association. The Commission determined that such a practice of obtaining an NOC from the Association was anti-competitive practice, which adversely affected competition in the market. Alkem, though acting on the “directions and threats: of the Association was chided for not having appeared before the Commission. Its role in facilitating the practice earned it a fine of Rs. 74.63 crores; a cease and desist was issued to the Association.

Tags : NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE   KERALA   ALKEM   CHEMISTS  

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