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ARTICLE · 24 MAY 2016

Competition Law - Rights Of Private Action

Singapore's competition law regime has been in place since 2006 but you may not be aware that Singapore's competition law regime provides for the Right of Private Action...

SingaporeAntitrust/Competition Law

Introduction

Singapore's competition law regime has been in place since 2006 but you may not be aware that Singapore's competition law regime provides for the Right of Private Action, under Section 86 of the Competition Act (Cap. 50B). The Right of Private Action offers remedies for victims of anti-competitive conduct to obtain compensation for loss and damage suffered. It is also intended to be a further deterrent to anti-competitive conduct, resulting in a fairer market for all. Apart from facing fines for anti-competitive conduct, entities may still be taken to task for loss and damage suffered by third parties as a result of such anti-competitive conduct.

The Right of Private Action

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