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   Appeals against a decision of the CAB lie to the High Court either on points of law or on the amount of a financial penalty (Section 74). …

Appeals against the CAB's decisions

Appeals of CCCS decisions are made by lodging a Notice of Appeal with the Competition Appeal Board (CAB) within two months of the infringement decision. The CAB may hear appeals on infringement findings by the CCS in respect of Sections 34 or 47 of the Act. The CAB may also hear appeals in respect of directions on interim measures, and enforcement actions including the imposition of financial penalties.

The CAB may confirm or set aside the CCCS's decisions and remit the matter to the CCCS; impose or revoke or vary the amount of a financial penalty; give such direction or take such step as the CCCS could itself have giver or taken; or make any other decision which the CCCS could itself have made (section 73(8)).

Appeals against decisions of the CCCS

   Appeals against a decision of the CAB lie to the High Court either on points of law or on the amount of a financial penalty (Section 74).

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1233. Appeals against the CAB's decisions

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1233. Appeals against the CAB's decisions

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