Competition Act

Kabir Singh

Unifying the Divide: Putting a Nail in the Debate of DG’s Ownership under Indian Competition Law

Author argues that for improving India’s competition law regime as a whole, the DG’s office should be merged with the CCI.

Swetha Somu

Dark Patterns vis-à-vis Indian Competition Law: A New Dark Horse?

This article delves into the antitrust concerns regarding ‘dark patterns’ from an Indian competition law standpoint.

Aditi Dehal, Aayush Mishra

The Issue of Exclusive Agreements: Analysing the Bookmyshow Case

This article mainly focuses on the topic of exclusive agreements and its intermittent conflict with India’s antitrust regime.

Nardeep Mahesh Chawla

Analysis of CCI’S Order Against BookMyShow and The Increasing Accountability of Intermediaries

The CCI order in BookMyShow would lead to better antitrust regulation, in an age where market participants rely increasingly on technology.

Kinjal Keya, Aditya Pratap Singh

Leniency Regime for Single Economic Entities: An Unsettled Dilemma

Authors highlight the shortcomings of rejections of leniency pleas based on the ground of 'single economic entity'.

Charu Sharma, Rishabh Periwal

Collective Dominance Through Tacit Coordination: Application of Game Theory to Indian Antitrust Law

Authors state that collective dominance is unavoidable in an oligopoly and the same has been explained through application of game theory.

Randeep Dahiya

Analysis of CCI’s Market Study on the Indian Pharmaceutical Sector

This article examines CCI's findings upon its market research on India's pharmaceutical industry.

Rohan Dembani

Analysis of the Promising Prohibition on the Mandatory Use of Gatekeepers’ IAPs

The author analyses the prohibition, in light of the competition law, on app store owners from mandating app developers to use their IAPs.

Rohan Dembani, Yagya Sharma

Confidentiality Rings Under the Competition Law: Taking a Cue From the EU

This article aims to explore the need for confidentiality ring mechanism in the Indian competition regime.