The Competition Act, 2002

The Competition Act, 2002 is India’s principal legislation governing anti-competitive practices, market regulation, and consumer protection. This book offers a detailed analysis of the statutory provisions, focusing on the Competition Commission of India (CCI), its powers, functions, and enforcement mechanisms.

It covers key aspects such as prohibition of anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominant position, regulation of mergers and acquisitions, and penalties for non-compliance, providing practical guidance for legal professionals and corporate compliance officers. The book also explains procedural aspects, case studies, and landmark judgments to enhance understanding of the Act’s application in real-world scenarios.

Designed for lawyers, corporate legal advisors, company secretaries, and law students, this guide bridges the gap between statutory text and practical implementation. It provides actionable insights into corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and consumer protection, making it a critical reference for anyone engaged in business, legal practice, or policy formulation.

With clear explanations, structured content, and comprehensive coverage, this book equips readers to navigate the Indian competition law landscape confidently, ensuring adherence to fair trade practices and regulatory standards.