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ARTICLE · 26 APRIL 2017

10 Things To Know About Competition Law In Mauritius

Competition law in Mauritius aims to encourage sound competition by prohibiting business practices which reduce or eliminate competition.

MauritiusAntitrust/Competition Law

Introduction

Competition law in Mauritius aims to encourage sound competition by prohibiting business practices which reduce or eliminate competition. By so doing, consumer welfare is protected as market forces are not artificially manipulated by businesses in their quest for a larger market share. It is the Competition Commission (the 'Commission'), established by the Competition Act 2007 (the 'Act'), which is responsible for the impartial and unprejudiced regulation and promotion of competition in Mauritius.

1. Scope of the Act

The Act applies to every economic activity within, or having an effect within, Mauritius or a part of Mauritius. The Act binds the State to the extent that the State engages in trade or business for the production, supply, or distribution of goods or the provision of any service within a market in Mauritius which is open to participation by other enterprises. Agreements falling under the purview of the Act has been given a wide and

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