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Section 25(1) provides that the ACM may declare Section 24(1) inapplicable to certain practices where applying the prohibition would prevent an administrative agency, or an undertaking entrusted by law, from providing a service of public economic interest. …

Exemption

The aim of Chapter 4 of the Act is to prohibit the abuse of a dominant position. Section 1(i) defines a dominant position as one that permits one or more undertakings to prevent effective competition by allowing them to behave “to an appreciable extent independently” of their competitors, suppliers, customers and end users. As with EU law, the prohibition in Section 24(1) applies only to “abusing a dominant position”. However, the Act does not list the conducts that might be considered an abuse of dominance although Section 24(2) does specifically provide that the implementation of a concentration cannot be regulated as an abuse of dominance.

The prohibition

Section 25(1) provides that the ACM may declare Section 24(1) inapplicable to certain practices where applying the prohibition would prevent an administrative agency, or an undertaking entrusted by law, from providing a service of public economic interest.

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741. Exemption

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