Final%20LOGO%20TCCLR%20_edited.png

The Competition & Commercial Law Review

Search

CURIOUS CASE OF GOOGLE PAY: STUMBLING BLOCK FOR CCI?

The Competition and Commercial Law Review

Jul 29, 2020
6 min

CURIOUS CASE OF GOOGLE PAY: STUMBLING BLOCK FOR CCI?

[Palak Dwivedi - A second-year student at the National Law University, Jodhpur] Google has been under the scrutiny of numerous competition watchdogs in different jurisdictions. The recurring theme of these allegations remain the unfair use of Google’s dominant position in the market to provide a biased choice to consumers. Recently, Google faced yet another antitrust allegation in India i.e. ‘unfair promotion of Google Pay’. This is another blow to Google by the Competition C

279 views0 comments

ANALYSING INDIA’S NEW BIT TO DEAL WITH ISDS CLAIMS POST ITS STRICT COVID-19 MEASURES

The Competition and Commercial Law Review

Jul 20, 2020
8 min

ANALYSING INDIA’S NEW BIT TO DEAL WITH ISDS CLAIMS POST ITS STRICT COVID-19 MEASURES

[Rajarshi Singh & Anamika Singh] [This article was first published on The Russian Arbitration Association (RAA). The copyright to this article is vested with the RAA and is being republished on this blog without any intention to infringe the copyright owned by it.] Introduction In an effort to minimize the impact of the Covid-19 virus on its demography, the Indian government on March 23 announced a 21-day nationwide lockdown. This follows the decision of the World Health Orga

80 views0 comments

CROSS BORDER INSOLVENCY: WOEFULLY INADEQUATE ARENA UNDER IBC

The Competition and Commercial Law Review

Jul 16, 2020
5 min

CROSS BORDER INSOLVENCY: WOEFULLY INADEQUATE ARENA UNDER IBC

[Akshay Anurag] [This article was first published on Corporate Professional Today (Taxmann). The copyright to this article is vested with Taxmann Publications and is being republished on this blog without any intention to infringe the copyright owned by it.] Introduction In the current scenario, India does not have any legal framework regulating cross border insolvency. Under Companies Act, 1956, a court could order the winding up of an unregistered or a foreign company. But

93 views0 comments

REVISED FDI POLICIES IN E-COMMERCE: DO THEY ENSURE A ‘LEVEL PLAYING FIELD’ IN INDIA?

The Competition and Commercial Law Review

Jul 16, 2020
9 min

REVISED FDI POLICIES IN E-COMMERCE: DO THEY ENSURE A ‘LEVEL PLAYING FIELD’ IN INDIA?

[Dibya Prakash Behera & Arti Sahu] [This article was first published on Kings Student Law Review (KSLR)'s Commercial & Financial Law Blog, London. The copyright to this article is vested with KSLR and is being republished on this blog without any intention to infringe the copyright owned by KSLR] Introduction Recently, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) issued Press Note 2 (Press Note), reforming the rules applicable to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in

82 views0 comments

CCI HOLDS THAT OYO HAS NOT ABUSED ITS DOMINANT POSITION WITHOUT HAVING DETERMINED DOMINANCE

The Competition and Commercial Law Review

Jul 16, 2020
5 min

CCI HOLDS THAT OYO HAS NOT ABUSED ITS DOMINANT POSITION WITHOUT HAVING DETERMINED DOMINANCE

[Vishal Rajvansh] [This article was first published on Concurrences Antitrust Publications (New York). The copyright to this article is vested with Concurrences Antitrust Publications and is being republished on this blog without any intention to infringe the copyright owned by Concurrences] CCI in its recent judgements has exhibited a wide-ranging determinant quotient while examining the status of the dominant position of the market players. While it is commendable that CCI

133 views0 comments

BIG DATA: BURGEONING CONCERN FOR THE ANTITRUST REGIME

The Competition and Commercial Law Review

Jul 1, 2020
6 min

BIG DATA: BURGEONING CONCERN FOR THE ANTITRUST REGIME

[Vishal Rajvansh & Dibya Prakash Behera] [This article was first published on Cambridge International Law Journal Blog (CILJ), University of Cambridge, England. The copyright to this article is vested with CILJ only and is being republished on this blog without any intention to infringe the copyright owned by CILJ]. The choice of word in the current debate concerning antitrust and the digital economy is often not merely data, but "Big Data", another concept lacking a common d

414 views0 comments