Supreme Court of India
Uber India Systems Pvt. Ltd. v. Competition Commission of India & Ors.
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Competition Act, 2002: s. 4 – Abuse of dominant position – Allegation that appellant losing Rs. 204 per trip in r espect of ever y trip made by cars of the fleet owners which does not make any economic sense other than pointing to appellant’ s intent to eliminate competition in the market – Held: Ther e is prima facie case u/s. 26(1) as to infringement of s. 4 – T wo ingr edients for abuse of dominant position is, the dominant position itself and its abuse – From the allegation it is clear that if, in fact, a loss is made for trips made, Explanation (a)(ii) would prima facie be attracted as
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