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BULLYING TACTICS: THE INTRODUCTION OF MARGIN SQUEEZE INTO SOUTH AFRICAN COMPETITION LAW - BY ELISHA BHUGWANDEEN AND ANN BONIWELL
Friday, January 06, 2012
The recent decision of the Competition Appeal Court ("CAC") in Senwes Limited v the Competition Commission (Case no. 87/CAC/ FEB09) imported into South African competition law the concept of a margin squeeze, affirming in principle the adoption of foreign jurisprudence when interpreting or applying the provisions of the Competition Act no. 89 of 1998 ("Competition Act"). While the order of the CAC was subsequently overturned by the Supreme Court of Appeal on jurisdictional grounds, the decision of the CAC insofar as it relates to introduction of a margin squeeze under section 8(c) of the Competition Act remains in effect.

COMPETITION LAW: SIBERGRAMME 5/2011 - BY ROBERT LEGH AND ANDREW SMITH
Friday, September 16, 2011
Upping the ante: administrative penalties after southern pipeline contractors and conrite walls (Pty) Ltd / competition commission On 4 August 2011, the Competition Appeal Court (“CAC”) delivered judgment in an important case concerning the imposition of administrative penalties by the Competition Tribunal (“Tribunal”) on firms that are guilty of the worst of competition law contraventions: the hard-core cartel behaviour of price fixing, market allocation or bid-rigging.

COMPETITION LAW: SIBERGRAMME 1/2008 - BY PAULA YOUENS
Thursday, September 15, 2011
The fight against cartels: an evaluation of the current and prospective legislative framework for combating cartels in South Africa.

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 21/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme, which is the last in the 2007 subscription year, deals with cases reported in the November 2007 issues of The South African Law Reports and The All South African Law Reports.

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 20/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme deals with cases reported in October 2007 that have not already been considered in earlier issues, as well as dicta in Terminus Centre CC v Henry Mansell (Pty) Ltd & others [2007] 3 All SA 668 (C).

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 18/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme deals with cases reported up to August 2007 that have not already been considered in earlier issues.

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 17/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme deals with judgments on civil procedure reported in July 2007 which have not already been considered in previous issues.

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 16/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme deals with judgments reported in June 2007 which have not already been considered in previous issues.

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 15/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme deals with judgments reported in May 2007 which have not already been considered in previous issues.

CIVIL PROCEDURE: SIBERGRAMME 13/2007 - BY MERVYN DENDY
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This Sibergramme deals with cases reported in The South African Law Reports and The All South African Law Reports during 2007, focusing in particular on the topics of jurisdiction, parties, summary judgment, interdicts, declaratory orders, the interpretation of court orders, the distinction between appeals and reviews, and aspects of costs.

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