Tug of War: ACCC v TasPorts
10 December 2019
The ACCC has commenced proceedings against TasPorts claiming that TasPorts misused its market power in an attempt to 'capsize' a competitor, Engage Marine.
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Misuse of Market Power Bill passes but held
22 August 2017
The Misuse of Market Power Bill has finally passed both Houses, but its commencement remains contingent on the passage of broader competition reforms.
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Misuse of Market Power Bill Fends Off Attacks to Reach the Senate
5 May 2017
Market power bill awaits Senate debate
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ACCC’s case against Ramsay a delicate operation
3 May 2017
In what might be one of the last cases prosecuted under the current 'misuse of market power’ prohibition, the ACCC has commenced proceedings against Ramsay
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Misuse of Market Power Bill hits Parliament
1 December 2016
The Government has today introduced a Bill to Parliament which, if passed, will amend the controversial “misuse of market power” provision
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Choose your own section 46 adventure
11 December 2015
The Australian Government is seeking submissions on the proposed reform of Australia’s misuse of market power laws under section 46 of the CCA
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Transaction declined: $18M penalty awarded against Visa for exclusive dealing
22 September 2015
Visa to pay a record $18M penalty for breaching exclusive dealing laws by preventing banks and third party providers from rolling out DCC services
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