Articles 29th Aug 2024

CCI: Making the settlement mechanism work to facilitate quick market correction & efficient disposal of investigations

Authors

Parthsarathi JhaPartner | New Delhi | Noida
Aayushi SharmaPrincipal Associate | Delhi NCR
Raagini AgarwalAssociate | Delhi NCR

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Over the past year, the Indian competition law landscape has witnessed substantial reforms aimed at improving regulatory efficiency. One of the most significant changes is the introduction of a settlement mechanism. While this mechanism presents an opportunity to avoid protracted inquiry, the effectiveness of this mechanism in expediting dispute resolution and improving regulatory efficiency hinges on its uptake by the relevant stakeholders and the success of the settlement outcomes.

Against this backdrop, our Partner Parthsarathi Jha, Principal Associate Aayushi Sharma & Associate Raagini Agarwal have co-authored an article “CCI: Making the settlement mechanism work to facilitate quick market correction & efficient disposal of investigations” published by ETGovernment.

Through this article, the authors have explored certain elements of the settlement mechanism that could potentially impact an applicant’s strategy in utilizing this mechanism.

Read the article here

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