The construct of an 'interlocutory application' has been introduced specifically with reference to applications made to the Commission in cases under Section 19 of the Act...
The construct of an 'interlocutory application' has been
introduced specifically with reference to applications made to the
Commission in cases under Section 19 of the Act, which deals with
the Commission's inquiries into certain agreements and dominant
position of an entity.
Every interlocutory application is to be scrutinized by the
Secretary appointed under Section 17(1) of the Act (including an
officer of the Commission authorized by the Chairperson to function
as a Secretary) within 7 days of its submission. Any defects in the
application are to be communicated to the concerned party and a
revised application is to be submitted within 5 days of receipt of
communication of defects.
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