As regulators begin to flex their competition law muscles, an issue that is now arising in the courts - and particularly the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) - is the extent to which the regulator can or should wear its 'regulator' and 'competition authority' hats at the same time.
February 28, 2007 at 08:59 PM
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As regulators begin to flex their competition law muscles, an issue that is now arising in the courts – and particularly the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) – is the extent to which the regulator can or should wear its ‘regulator’ and ‘competition authority’ hats at the same time.
Increase in competition enforcement by regulators
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